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| This photo is meant to show the darkness of war. I dimmed the photo to give it a "dark" feeling. |
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| When editing this photo, I focused on the coloring. The color of the frog is vibrant. This contrasts with the background because the colors are less bright and the background is more blurry. |
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| This picture is supposed to show the emotion of sadness. One aspect that evokes sadness is his downcast eyes. |
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| Jacob shows an expression of surprise because he didn't know I was taking a photo of him. He looked up right as I took the photo. |
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| I told Sydney to do a natural expression; this expression shows calmness. |
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| Frankie's expression for this photo is blank, this way the viewer sees many different emotions. |
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| I told Chris to keep a natural expression. After a while, he relaxed. This is when I decided to take the photo, because his expression look the most "real" at that moment. |
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| In this photo, he didn't know what it was for, so there is an element of confusion. |
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| Emily didn't really want to be in the picture, so her expression shows eagerness to leave. |
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| I like this photo because Cortland is staring right into the camera lens. His eyes show his personality. |
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| The magenta light is used to make an outline, and it reflects of of the face. |
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| I decided to upload this picture because it was one of the photos with an outcome with more shape |
