Featured – HOWL HERITAGE

FINGERTIPS by Emily Fraser

05/22/201401/28/2016kronski

My house – big for our small family – had always been a place of comfort.

It was just me and my mom – my father walked out on us when I was young, but at a year and a half old I didn’t really miss his presence. Mom was the only around to raise me, and she often came home from work ready to collapse. As soon as she was through the front door, she would bee-line for the couch in the living room. She would flop down, the cushions absorbing her tired muscles. I would come down from my bedroom. She’d look at me and say “My baby girl’s here!”
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HUMAN THINGS by Alena Wickham

05/21/201410/06/2014kronski

HHS Junior Alena Wickham’s AP Digital Photography Portfolio features her dog, Willie in a variety of human-like positions and situations. Wickham plays with the nature realms, both human and canine alike in this generous and touching photo series.
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THE HARD BATTLE by May Phim

05/16/201410/06/2014kronski

HHS Senior May Phim’s AP Digital Photography Portfolio features a concentration that hones in on what John Watson once said, “Be kind, for everyone you meet is fighting a hard battle.”

STAR SPANGLED HEART by Liz Vuziy

03/27/201410/06/2014kronski

“During World War II, Men in America left to fight, while the women remained at home. Propaganda played a big role for all women. Women were encouraged to take the men’s places and were encouraged to do their very best to contribute to the war effort. This series focuses on the contributions that women made and how their sacrifices helped shape America into what it is today.”

PHOTOS and WORDS by Liz Vuziy
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THE BIG FRAME UP by Dmitry Ivanchuk

03/26/201410/06/2014kronski

Looking through a frame allows me to creatively visualize my next photograph. As soon as I started using this style of photography I noticed how simple it was to find things that were meant to be framed. I was walking down a busy street with a frame held before my eyes. I closed one eye than the other. Every time trying to picture how to tell a story that needs to be unleashed from a 2 dimensional rectangular box. A day spent trapping pixels in a limited space, the joy of taking photographs. I didn’t know why, this mundane task brought pleasure to the artist until it struck me:

DEVELOPING A FRIEND by Matt Bullen

03/21/201410/06/2014kronski

When 7th grade began, I still had no friends at the new school I was attending. I hung out with no one besides my step-brother. There was no one else to hang out with.
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14 YEAR OLD ME by Gage Thomas

03/12/201401/28/2016kronski

Dear 14-year-old me,

Didn’t see you there, with you down on the floor feeling sorry for yourself. Get up!

Come on, don’t be such a wimp. I’m just kidding.Need a hand? You’re going to need to figure out how to get up yourself sooner rather than later. I guess this is where I should tell you to never give up, never surrender and all that other motivational crap, but I’m not going to do that.

TOOLS OF THE TRADE by Hailey Owens

10/29/201310/06/2014kronski

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Ever since I was little I’ve had a strange fascination with vampires. Not like the obsessive people who have dedicated their life looking for imaginary Twilight characters (Edward Cullen anyone?). My interest is different. As a kid, I was always focused on the idea of vampires and the inconsistency in how to kill them. After a few hours of looking into how many ways there are, several weird looks, and asking around, I put together a list: a stake through the heart, burning, garlic, holy water, etc.

I didn’t stop after making a list. I took it a step further and created these photos.