Alex Sket photography

photo 1 concept: dyslexia  white board or piece of paper  I will need a ring light a table of sorts my normal lenses  photo shop I will use levels and saturation to edited the photo this will be inside during a block or normal class photo 2  concept race models: darron, tyler  they will be wearing  football uniforms  just pads and uniforms  a light and extension cord  I would just show the color of the pads so I would use a mask and paint brush tool to paint the color back into the photo. it'll be either in or outside it depend on peoples time photo three concept difference the two boxing robots that toy game one throwing hands the other blocking even though their different they are the same in a way if I take the colors away in photo shop. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Vm4ORXVSCh-ZtuzuaiQAkidcXbTA_l5WOli23NgMbSs/edit?usp=sharing

1. the area of Manatee and Sarasota have gone through the news as a divided area from racist homecoming signs to near a race war in downtown Bradenton. for an area that's so diverse, we have a tension of racism that has to be addressed because when it comes down the bones we are all the same. My other concept of disabilities touches home with me because of the place I used to work with disabled kids and play soccer with them having fun. this is why people must realize emotionally they are the same their physical difference doesn't define them it just a part of them as our hair color is to us. making it an important issue. 1. a piece of paper with a sentence half of the sentence is readable the other half is all mixed around the words are not readable this is to show the disability that kids with dyslexia go through my main one ^ 2.  different types of shoes, different colors all shoes though demonstrating the idea of race unity and human unity 3. bullying and the golden...

I chose the article because I think capturing people in the real world is cool. the photographer went to brothels, bars, music clubs to capture people in their every day lives. Paris in 1930's was a place of drinking wine and partying and when one consumes alcohol most often they show their true colors. the artist also found that the life outside the studio was much more fun and on the fly than excepted. https://nyti.ms/2GRcJzk