J-Jams

A close-up shot of someone littering at the public park.

A close-up of Chaise capturing a moment at the park.

A small black bird with a yellow stripe was friendly enough to let me get close enough for a photo.

The same black bird took off for flight and showed off his red and yellow wings.

Live action of the geese taking a dip in the water together.

A medium shot of a goose dipping in the water as the water barely breaks the surface.

A wide shot of the end of the lake where half of the water is frozen and the rest is open water.

surveillance theory- is the visual interest to stay informed. So, this photo is back in the time where there was pyramids and we wouldn’t believe it unless it was seen or we wouldn’t have known unless it was seen. this photo can warn us how things used to be back in time and how they were living.

visual perception- is the person’s reaction/response through visuals in a photo. So in the photo below, the visual perception would be hungry kids. From the visuals, the kids look like they are starving and have less resources. They are under weight, have no clothes, and the emotion on their faces give that response.

A view of the snow from behind a bush.

My view from out of door before I step out to walk to class.

A view of the snow melting after leaving class.

I walk past a park leaving class and it began snowing as I was walking to my room.

I liked the view of the small park as it was snowing so I snapped a closer shot.

Leaving from one class to another, it was light snow coming down.

Walking into the gym for lifting, there was a view of the parking lot from a window catching the snow fall.

Walking into the weight room, Brady just got done lifting and was excited to see me with a camera.

Will was lifting with me and we walked back to his room to sit and chat.

To end my day, here is a shot of me leaving Will’s dorm and catching the view full of snow.

The Morningside Wyatt Apartments on campus. (Architecture)

Laken has a new North-face Jacket he wore in the cafeteria for breakfast before class. (Advertising)

Morningside’s breakfast after a morning running (Griffin). (food)

An early morning interaction with a Bennet. (Human Interest)

Jalen Portis (Senior) and Brianna Sleezer (Alumni) chilling together on a school night talking over how to use a camera. (College life)

An early morning sunrise in Sioux City after leaving the expo center where Morningside’s football team trains. (weather)

first post kids playing soccer Jonny walls in the snow Kendyl with dog in the snow

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