Emotions
When thinking about photography, just as in any other art, it is evident that there are many different varieties of style and technique. The processes of taking a landscape photograph and capturing an action-shot are completely different. One of the many amazing things a photo can capture and portray is emotion. Emotion, whether it be rage, sorrow, or solitude, is not an easy thing to describe verbally, let alone communicate through imagery. When capturing emotion in a photograph, one needs to be authentic and spontaneous, while still paying attention to the subject’s mood and movement. For this week’s Sunday to Sunday, we decided to challenge ourselves in taking photos that do just this—capturing emotion. –Autumn Vandiver
In awe while riding the train at the Santa Barbara Zoo — Travis Spencer
Oh my, look at us #twinning! Black and white plaid is our common denominator at a birthday celebration, and so is our friendship! -Sujin Chon
“Pure joy with these two” Andria Kester
Vampire teeth.. We couldn’t stop laughing because my dad looks like he has dentures. -Hope
This has been one of the most challenging quarters of school for me ever. I am looking forward to Summer school, and being that much closer to my dream of being a college graduate! Tim Ramaker
“These snapchat filters have me like”-Dylan Broyles
Having fun at the KJEE Summer Roundup 2016. A tradition we do every year no matter the line up! -Kari
After 10 months, 38 weeks and 266 days in California our adventure has soon come to an end. But today we are focusing on celebrating our achievements and life long friendship. – Lisell Hagen & Carolina Bengtsson
“Last day of class vibez… We ouchea!” – Ian
Loners in the back. -Jessica Kennedy
My brother graduated from UNLV with a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology. If you can’t tell by his face, he’s beyond excited to not have anymore math exams!
It’s not often that my siblings and I can all get together for a photo, but my older sister getting her doctorate in Psychology was clearly reason to celebrate. Here you’ll see my brother throwing his sunglasses on the floor, photo in mind, while my sisters and I clearly fear for the life of his favorite accessory. -Autumn Vandiver
last presentations done – Rebecka Anteneh
