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
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
Didn’t see you there, with you down on the floor feeling sorry for yourself. Get up!
THE WORST: Class Presentations
HHS students tell Andrew Wunderlich and Oscar Barajas-Gomez their worst experiences, and they turn them into illustrated stories with sound. This time: Class Presentations.
IMAGES by Andrew Wunderlich
SOUNDS by Oscar Barajas – Gomez
HHS CLEANS UP
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SNOWBLIND by Camper Ruybal
The wind had been howling nearly all day long yet everything about this night seemed almost enchanting, from the crunch of the snow under your feet to the apparition of steamy breath right in front of my eyes. The patches of moonlight were illuminating my street broke through the thick layer of clouds that covered the city. It had been nearly a year’s time since we had weather as amazing as this.
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