Behind the scenes of HHS’s 2011 Recycle Campaign.
See more HERE.
H.H.S.B.M.X.
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Photographs by Collin Frabel + DaQuan Wesley
YOU TATTOO
They’ve been around for tens of thousands of years, so it should come as no surprise: Students at HHS have tattoos.
YOUNG OLD BEST WORST
Maria Ayala and David Smith spend some time reflecting with multiple generations about the best/worst, past/present.
RECYCLE. I DO.
The Science Department here at HHS got all jazzed to create some stuff to highlight Energy Smart efforts at HHS. Emmert’s Multimedia class has kicked it off with a Recycling poster campaign…
Here’s a preliminary selection of the ongoing series. (We hope to produce 12 large posters to put around school).
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Photography by Katsu Tanaka.
Post-production by MisterE
GREEN HOUSE
HHS has a greenhouse that’s tied directly to the biodiesel program, recycling, and community. Katsu Tanaka and Liana Gandarillas give us the lowdown…
ARTISTIC MEDIUM
by Dylan Smith
I really wanted to make each artistic medium seem to come to life through a photo series.
I used empty canvas, a few bottles of paint, a piece of sculpture, some graffiti, some balls of clay, and a whole lot of mud (and Photoshop).
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AGES and AGES
Humans have spent a lot of time crafting the spaces in which we spend time. Think of it: Pyramids, castles, cathedrals, skyscrapers, museums, hospitals. Since moving out of the cave, we’ve invested heavily in planning and constructing places of habitation, work, and worship.
Junior Jamie Roselle has focused on architectural elements and given thoughtful consideration to the way our creations speak about us. As she wrote to the AP Board, “I’ve focused on a range of textures; from old and worn out to the new and modern. People have these qualities, too. What can we learn about people from the things they’ve built? What can we learn from a building by the way it ages?”
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Photographs by Jamie Roselle