Category: Story Telling

  • CULTURE

    I personally resonate most with culture associated with America. Because of that, I showed a picture I took at a campfire at the beach a few weeks ago. It shows corn on the cob slowly baking. I really liked how I was able to capture a snapshot of the flames that in reality are alays…

    Continue reading

  • FLOWERS

    When looking at the prompt for flowers, I was really excited because flowers have got to be one of my favorite things to photograph since I was little. I wanted to capture the beauty and whimsy. I did this by using a shallow depth of field to give a dreamy vibe. [50mm, 1/500, F1.8, ISO…

    Continue reading

  • STRANGER

    I interpreted this prompt to reflect on the ways that our society reacts to bugs and insects. Although they live in their natural habitat we view them as strangers and intruders. In my photo I wanted to highlight the animal living peacefully while making the viewer somewhat uncomfortable. [75-300mm, ISO 400, 2.8mm, F6.0]

    Continue reading

  • AGING

    I was very struck by how the flowers, although wilting stayed standing up. I’ve never quite seen anything like it before and wanted to capture the notion that aging can still retain dignity and beauty if you wear it with confidence. [24mm, 1/60, F4.4, ISO100]

    Continue reading

  • SHADOW

    This image presents the viewer with having to make an assumption about what they’re seeing. I like how the plant is upside down giving a reflection effect to make it retrospective. It almost feels like the plant is looking at the mirror with insecurity like a person would. [50mm, 1/125, F5.0, ISO100]

    Continue reading

  • NEW BEGINNINGS

    When I thought about the prompt, I immediately though about my crochet. When I start a new project I get a sense of starting over, and beginning a new journey, it feels like a refresh for my brain. I took the image with a lower exposure than normal with the intention to give a dramatic…

    Continue reading

  • SPORTS STORIES

    I took this picture to tell the story of a soccer ball abandoned on a field after it rains.[50mm, 1/1600, F3.5, ISO 400]

    Continue reading

  • FACELESS SELF PORTRAIT

    I took this picture at a playground at nighttime to present an eerie juxtaposition, it is meant to represent me clinging onto my childhood even though I am growing. The flowers act as a metaphor for me growing into being comfortable with myself. They also represent the mask I often put up to appear confident.[24mm,…

    Continue reading