Project 1d – zaneroggenbuck
The thing that most defined this project, for me, was the lack of people as photographic subjects. What started as a regret of working in
Zane Roggenbuck
10/15/2026
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The thing that most defined this project, for me, was the lack of people as photographic subjects. What started as a regret of working in
Link to story: https://umainenewmedia.net/nmd343/story/project-1-story-progress-growing-in-a-place-that-grows-ryan-waryck/ Description of Story: This is the story of reconnecting with the yard of the house I’ve lived in for two decades,
I found that during this project I was able to develop a pretty decent story with some good photos. I started by going to the
Looking back at my story, I think my favorite part is the candid photos of the guests and the emotions I was able to capture.
LINK TO SHORTHAND Reflection: I think the technique I used best in this project was leading lines. I experimented a lot with this technique
All photos taken at UMaine. Student reflection for a previous project: Phoebe Ackor Photos What’s working?–why? I really like her use of a black-and-white theme.
https://preview.shorthand.com/Y3tGNSWwEGcf3Z06/responsive/desktop In Reflection: In hindsight, I would have tried to grab more photos from varying times of the day, like sunset. The current selection
Some years ago, the world suffered from a global pandemic, causing a widespread surge of agitation as everyone suddenly became confined within the walls of their own homes. While some thrived during this era, a large number of individuals only remember the negatives from these couple of years. My experience seemed to bridge between them, choosing to reside on both sides of the fence, positive and negative.
The Cliff Walk, A Dog’s Path When I embed the link, nothing shows up and it doesn’t work. Two elements I took from in my
Indelible Contours of Home – A visual representation of childhood memories through patterns and shadows.
