Tuesday, February 27, 2018
Matthew TeBos-Flood
Hannah Taplin /// Flood
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RIVERSIDE PARK: A bike path is closed due to the Grand River flooding on February 27th, 2018. |
Kristin Lenoir // Flood
February 27, 2018: The flooding of the Grand River reached 20.67 feet at it's peak. The water is now receding but pathways near the river remain submerged in water.
Sarah Asprec: Flood
JuChan Moon// Flood
February 27, 2018; Blue Bridge, Grand Rapids. The side walk is no longer accessible because of the flood.
Madison Herrema // Flood
February 27, 2018; Blue Bridge, Grand Rapids. The river sidewalks are closed off with chains because the paths are too flooded.
Kristin Lenoir // Portraits
February 22, 2018: Magnum Coffee barista, Stacy Lamb, talks with a customer as she makes espresso shots.
Stacy Lamb, a barista at Magnum Coffee Roastery, makes espresso shots as she listens to a fellow coworker on February 22, 2018.
Shania Koehler, an intern at Frontline Community Church, sets up a wireless receiver for a microphone headset on February 27, 2018.
February 27, 2018: Frontline Community Church audio intern, Shania Koehler, works on sound equipment to prep for the oncoming Sunday service.
Madison Herrema // Portraits
February 25, 2018; Baldwin Street, Hudsonville. Junior, Bryce Herrema attempts to do a wheelie in front of his siblings and cousins, down the driveway.
February 25, 2018; Baldwin Street, Hudsonville. Junior, Bryce Herrema takes a quick break from riding his dirt bike to check his social media pages.
February 23, 2018; Deja Brew. Rachel Campbell holds her new baby boy, Thomas, close in her arms.
February 23, 2018; Deja Brew. Rachel Campbell makes silly faces to get a reaction out of her son, Thomas.Sarah Asprec: Portraits
February 26, 2018; Cornerstone University. Sophomore, Alaye Hogue
performs his new released single in front of a small crowd at an Open
Mic event hosted by the students.
February 26, 2018; Cornerstone University. Sophomore, Alaye Hogue slows down to focus on finishing off his song with a high note.
February 22, 2018; Cornerstone University. Freshman, Zach Cantalice
chooses the weights he is about to begin lifting with and mentally
prepares himself.
February 22, 2018; Cornerstone University. Freshman, Zach Cantalice keeps his composure as he finishes off his last rep.
Jenny Tran- Portraits
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| February 26, 2018: Cornerstone University. Jessica Radmacher plays around with markers in the creativity room. |
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| February 26, 2018; Cornerstone University. Jessica Radmacher enjoys doing art and she says "I started drawing when I was two and I was surprised when my artistic aunt told me that the trees are actually gray not brown." |
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| February 26, 2018; Cornerstone University. Mrs. Landrum gives advice to students and encourages them to keep working hard for their dreams. |
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| February 26, 2018; Cornerstone University. Mrs. Landrum gives students some suggestions for their academic plan. |
Monday, February 26, 2018
Hannah Taplin - Portraits
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| GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN – February 24th, 2018: Bill Cobbs, a Democratic candidate for the Michigan 2018 gubernatorial race, talks about campaigning against Nestle and building a strong infrastructure. |
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| GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN – February 24th, 2018: Dr. Abdul el Sayed, a Democratic candidate for the Michigan 2018 gubernatorial race, listens to his fellow candidates and prepares for his final statement. |
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| GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN – February 24th, 2018: Bill Cobbs, a Democratic candidate for the Michigan 2018 gubernatorial race, talks to his constituents following a Teamster organized forum. |
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| GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN – February 24th, 2018: Dr. Abdul El–Sayed, a Democratic candidate for the Michigan 2018 gubernatorial race, talks to his constituents following a Teamster organized forum. |
Tuesday, February 20, 2018
Kristin Lenoir // Sports
Cornerstone University: Cornerstone Golden Eagles #5, Riley Costen, passes to one of his teammates in the men's basketball game on February 17, 2018.
Cornerstone University: Riley Costen, #5, plays defense against Lawrence Tech on February 17, 2018.
Cornerstone University: Head coach, Kim Elders, and fellow teammates look on in suspense as Lance Martin, #24, goes in for the layup.
Cornerstone University: #32, Kyle Steigenga plays defense in the first half of the men's basketball game on February 17, 2018.
Cornerstone University: Kyle Steigenga, points leader in the state of Michigan, goes in for a free throw in the game against Lawrence Tech on February 17, 2018.
Madison Herrema // Sports
February 17, 2018; Mol Arena. Cornerstone senior Kyle Seigenga (32) gets matched to Lawrence Tech senior Lucas Vojak (35).
Sarah Asprec: Sports Photography
February 17, 2018; Mol Arena.Senior Michael Bradshaw (#23) plays defense against Lawrence Tech in the second half.
February 17, 2018; Mol Arena. Senior Michael Bradshaw (#23) gaining over two foul shots, successfully making one of them.
February 17, 2018; Mol Arena. Despite the block from the opposing team, senior Kyle Steigenga (#32) makes his three pointer shot.
February 17, 2018; Mol Arena. On the sidelines, the Cornerstone Cheer Team supports their team with great enthusiasm.
Jenny Tran- Sports Photos
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| February 17, 2018; Cornerstone University. Tensions arise during a heated battle between Lawrence Tech and Cornerstone. |
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| February 17, 2018; Cornerstone University. While the audience pay attention to the basketball game, the child gets bored and he turns back to ask his mom to go somewhere else. |
Monday, February 19, 2018
Matthew TeBos - Sports!
Another wild picture I got from Saturday's game.
Hannah Taplin – Sports Photos
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| 17 FEBRUARY 2018, MOL ARENA: Junior center Sam Vander Sluis gets a helping hand from teammate, senior Lance Martin.Vander Sluis ended the night with a new record for his home gym for the most blocks in one game. |
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| 17 FEBRUARY 2018, MOL ARENA: Senior forward Kyle Stelenga goes to pass to open teammate, sophomore guard Riley Costen, who was able to make a three-pointer from the assist. Stelenga, the top scorer in the state of Michigan, finished the game with 25 points. |
Tuesday, February 13, 2018
Sarah Asprec- Iconic Images
“THE FALLING MAN”
September 11, 2001; a man falling off the World Trade Center
Richard Drew (New York City based/Associated Press photojournalist):
-one of four press photographers present at the assassination of Robert F. Kennedy
-a British documentary about this photo premiered on the Discovery channel (Sept. 10, 2007)
-sensitive image; many outlets refused to publish→ “we have to take pictures of it...I’m recording history.”
-a quiet picture, no violence/blood, but personal impact for people
-CNN top 25 most iconic images/New York Times Book Review (first page)
“Raising the Flag at Ground Zero”
September 11, 2001; raising flag at World Trade Center
Firefighters George Johnson, Dan McWilliams, & Billy Eisengrein
Thomas E Franklin (award-winning photographer/college professor at Montclair State University)
-was a photographer at The Record (2001); he had just gotten back from an assignment in the Dominican Republic and was in the office in Hackensack, N.J.
-photo featured on US Postal Service’s Heroes fundraising stamp (raised $10million)
-LIFE “100 Photographs That Changed the World”
-”It was the very beginning of the digital age, before social media and it was documented very well.” --> he believes if the same event would be photographed today, it would be more painful; “more doesn't necessarily mean more”
1993; Southern Sudan during famine/child starving on the way to a food camp
Kevin Carter (South African photographer)
-photo brought Carter fame/attention from the world towards the reality of situation
-photograph won the Pulitzer Prize for Feature Photography→ received criticism after Carter said he drove away vulture, but many questioned why he did not help further
-soon after award, Carter committed suicide; many people believe his career brought forth much pain/depression
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