Location 1: The Old Town Park This is a place that matters deeply to me in the area. I grew up in Old Town and spent many days at the park with my friends. During my freshmen year of high school, I met the girl who is now my fiancée. Our forming years were spent
Looking at Grace Cesarini’s post titled, “The Cliff Walk; A Dog’s Path”: I really like the title sequence being displayed over a clip of the churning water rather than a still photo, it makes the webpage capture attention and is an easy way to add movement without any complex animations playing, which can sometimes draw
Using strong personal details in my narrative is a core strength, not a liability.
For my photo project I decided to capture and document the 9/11 stair climb on the University of Maine Orono Campus. I personally completed the stair climb while finding moments to step aside and take photos as well. The goal was to climb a total of 100 steps 21 times. The event took a faster
Easy Transportation This is an image of me and my friends skateboards at the Union. We typicly skateboard around campus and explore which is where I got the mine idea for this project. The Library This is a picture from the top floor of the Umaine Library. This is one of the main images of
All photos taken at UMaine. I am going to be writing a horror story. Student reflection: Photos What’s working?–why? I really like her use of a black-and-white theme. It gives it an eerie vibe. It is sort of a “pretty historical horror” vibe. I think her use of light/shadows and windows was a cool touch.
Photos Location: Acadia National Park I decided to take my pictures at Acadia National Park at the Beehive Trail. I wanted to tell a story about the journey of the hike and starting out on the bottom but also being able to see the destination. And the story concludes with making it to the top
