Category: Story Telling

One modern convenience that I can’t live without is the microwave. If I am feeling lazy and I want something to eat, I can have something ready in just a few minutes.

For this photo, I turned the saturation down to zero to make it in black and white. I also wanted for the lighting to be really dramatic so I increased the contrast and the brightness to make the light shine through more.

For the prompt silhouette, I made a shadow puppet. This is the silhouette of a bunny.

For this prompt, I wanted to choose a subject that could imply color. So I chose grass and trees because by looking at it, you would be able to tell that they were green.

One night, my friends and I decided to create an upside down person. So we put pants on her head and a sweater on her legs with a soccer ball as a head.

For this assignment, I chose to photograph an apple and honey. It is almost Rosh Hashanah, a Jewish holiday celebrating the new year. On this day, we eat apples and honey to make the new year sweet.

This week, the prompt was flowers so I went outside and found some flowers that I liked that were in the sun and I took a photo of them.

For this assignment, the prompt was stranger. I had her face away from me and listening through her headphones to make it look like she was just a stranger going about her day.

I first started crocheting in elementary school and the first thing I made was a stuffed mouse. I wanted to compare this with one of the more recent things I made to show how I improved as I grew up.

For this prompt, I took a photo of my shadow in front of a door with an octogonal window. I thought the shape of the window looked cool and the brightness of the door created a lot of contrast between it and the shadow of me and the surrounding area.