PASSENGER CARD NO. 25
OTHER INFORMATION:
Boarding from: Los Angeles
List of baggage: Nikon F3 camera, 50mm lens, 10 film rolls, Polaroid camera, tripod, equipment cases, 3 shirts, 2 pairs of trousers, jeans, jacket, swimwear, nightwear, underwear, passport, tickets, money, photographic materials, notebook, compact camera, notepad, pen, map, cosmetic bag with toiletries, first aid kit, voice recorder, batteries, guitar in case, phrasebook, photo album, suitcase, briefcase, backpack.
The official purpose of trip: Exhibition of works in Japan
Description:
Michael Harris was born on February 15, 1958, and grew up in San Francisco, in a family of hereditary photographers. From childhood, he showed an interest in art and technology, often accompanying his father on photo walks around the city. Already in his teens, Michael began to master the basics of photography, working with vintage cameras. Education and youth In 1976, Michael graduated from high school with honors. After graduating, Michael entered the School of Journalism at the University of California, where he specialized in documentary photography. During his studies, he actively participated in student projects and organized his own exhibitions. Michael took his first professional steps in a local photo studio, where he mastered all the intricacies of photo processing and working with clients. His talent was noticed, and soon he began to receive orders from local publications. Professional path In 1980, after receiving his diploma, Michael began working at the West Coast Photo agency. It was here that he honed his skills and formed his own style of documentary photography. Preparation for the trip The decision to go on a cruise on the Atlantis was carefully considered. Michael studied archival materials about the ship, prepared special equipment, and developed a concept for a future photo project Plans for the future After returning from the trip, Michael plans to organize a large-scale exhibition of his works, publish a photo album, begin teaching at a photography school, and continue to explore Asian culture At the time of departure for the cruise, Michael is 27 years old, at the peak of his creative form and ready for new achievements in the world of photography.
Boarding from: Los Angeles
List of baggage: Nikon F3 camera, 50mm lens, 10 film rolls, Polaroid camera, tripod, equipment cases, 3 shirts, 2 pairs of trousers, jeans, jacket, swimwear, nightwear, underwear, passport, tickets, money, photographic materials, notebook, compact camera, notepad, pen, map, cosmetic bag with toiletries, first aid kit, voice recorder, batteries, guitar in case, phrasebook, photo album, suitcase, briefcase, backpack.
The official purpose of trip: Exhibition of works in Japan
Description:
Michael Harris was born on February 15, 1958, and grew up in San Francisco, in a family of hereditary photographers. From childhood, he showed an interest in art and technology, often accompanying his father on photo walks around the city. Already in his teens, Michael began to master the basics of photography, working with vintage cameras. Education and youth In 1976, Michael graduated from high school with honors. After graduating, Michael entered the School of Journalism at the University of California, where he specialized in documentary photography. During his studies, he actively participated in student projects and organized his own exhibitions. Michael took his first professional steps in a local photo studio, where he mastered all the intricacies of photo processing and working with clients. His talent was noticed, and soon he began to receive orders from local publications. Professional path In 1980, after receiving his diploma, Michael began working at the West Coast Photo agency. It was here that he honed his skills and formed his own style of documentary photography. Preparation for the trip The decision to go on a cruise on the Atlantis was carefully considered. Michael studied archival materials about the ship, prepared special equipment, and developed a concept for a future photo project Plans for the future After returning from the trip, Michael plans to organize a large-scale exhibition of his works, publish a photo album, begin teaching at a photography school, and continue to explore Asian culture At the time of departure for the cruise, Michael is 27 years old, at the peak of his creative form and ready for new achievements in the world of photography.