Rena Effendi

This picture tells the story of a girl who sees something and finds herself in a state of confusion.

You can also see the reflection of the tree.

There is nothing else that matters to her at the moment but the picture she sees in front of her, right outside the window.

She's riding with her father but her father doesn't see the same, so she paints a picture for him so he can understand. Her father still doesn't understand.

It's destined that they're not alike.

Emily Bogle

Emily Bogle is an editor for NPR's Visual Team in Washington, D.C. Here are some of her pictures I found exquisite:
All these pictures have something in common. They provoke emotion, whether it's sorrow, pity, or anticipation. They capture people in the moment, crying, struggling or even fighting for justice. A lot of pictures show beauty but these pictures show the real beauty beyond a human. A picture always has a story and these pictures did a great job at telling the story.

Arte Wolfe

I found this picture and I thought it was pretty artistic. It's attractive to the eye. All these men are together and have some sort of art on their face. I really like the design on their bodies because it creates patterns. One pattern leads to the other and so forth. They could be performing at a festival, or a parade, or even a show at some place, who knows. Almost their whole face is covered which makes their eyes stand out even more. It's lovely. The design stands out well with the black and white because it makes it looks like lights.

Nature Shots

Taking nature shots was like any other regular picture. I took these nature pictures with my phone because there was not enough cameras. They should really invest in more than just 3 cameras because it's not enough for the class. It was pretty basic, nothing special. Just like the class. Taking pictures with my phone was easier than the camera. Why? It was easier because you didn't have to do such effort in order to capture an image. Overall, it was a basic experience.

William Henry Jackson

This picture can show tons of stories. It is in sepia, a very faded and different shade of brown. I don't know if it is but it could be. The subject is alone, maybe alone by choice. There is something in the background, behind the water. To me, it looks like a huge splash of water, right by the subject. It seems enormous to the subject, quite tall and clear. I find this picture astonishing. You can make of it anything you would like or that comes to mind. 

plus and minus

So we did an assignment called "plus and minus." Like I said before, It didn't seem any different for me. It was just changing the settings on the camera. You have to work around it somehow. It all depends on how you want your pictures to look. I found it very interesting to see how all the different settings can make a total different picture. Overall, the pictures were great and had a good focus.

Guien Dubourthoumieu

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Wow! What an amazing picture! I actually like this picture because the subject is intense. A kid is begging for his life but he will probably be killed. Either way his life doesn't matter because he was gonna die somehow. It's pretty cool how he is right in the middle of the circle. It reminds me of a ritual. He must be sacrificed for the better of the community. This picture tells a beautiful story.