Craig Fox - Final Project (12 Days of Christmas)

I love the holidays. Since I look forward to this time of year I wanted to do a project that represented my holiday spirit. My solution is the following adaptation of the 12 Days of Christmas. (unfortunately I had some technical issues and was not able to save my "2 turtle doves photo so the set goes from 1 - 3)

A partridge in a pear tree

3 french hens

4 calling birds

5 golden rings

6 geese a laying

7 swans a swimming

8 maids a milking

9 ladies dancing

10 lords a leaping

11 pipers piping

12 drummers drumming

Anna Julow - Final Project: Doors

There is so much symbolism in doors. Doors can protect us, yet they can also represent the unknown. They are passages; crossing that threshold takes us from one place to another. Doors can represent opportunities. There are doors around us everyday, we just have to choose which ones to open.

Go Dance or Go to Bed

Stray from the Path

Follow Tradition

Forget the Past

Adjust for the Future

Make a Statement

Create New Traditions

Stand Out

Meet Halfway

Just Give Up

Keep Things Hidden

Settle Down

Embrace Suburbia

Anna Julow - Street Photography

Dark Spaces (A time you're not typically active)


Done Feeding the Ducks (people in a geometric enviroment)


Crossing (feet)


Daddy Daughter Dance (pairs)


Attention to Detail (choice)


Christmas Across the Street (reflections)


Childhood (portrait)


Urban Jungle (framing)

A Spray of Color (color)


Through Ages (hands)

Amanda Board - Final Project

I chose this set of photos because I am graduating and also moving away from this beautiful home in two weeks and wanted a piece of it to take with me.

Childs View


Pillar Porch


Outdoor Lighting


Playtime


Windy Waves


Cow Country


Cold Mornings


Big and Little

Stone View


Neighbors

Whitney Tarble- Final Photographs

I originally started taking pictures of Barbies and realized how different Barbies and women are. So I thought it would be interesting to compare the two. It's interesting to see how different the proportions really are.

Real Emotion



















Barely Breathing



















Strike A Pose




















Friendly Support




















Human Doll



















Flex



















Waist-ed Shower Time




















Barbie World














Child Extensions














Arabesque

Shivani Seth- Final Project

For this assignment, I choose to tackle the idea of clutter. We see clutter and too much stuff as a negative thing in today's society, something that has to be cleaned or organized or put together in a way that is somehow better. What all these pictures have in common is a randomness, a sense of fullness and an incredible variety of shapes, colors, and ideas flowing through all of them. I feel like this is a representation of life in a way, a way of showing the chaos of modern life through modern stuff as well as the beauty of juxtaposition.


In and Out


Collage Wall


Heading into the Future


Medley of Music


Bangle Waterfall


King's Ransom


Crayon Mural


Colors and Shapes


Memorabilia



Kaleidoscope


One Man's Junk

For this assignment, I choose to tackle the idea of clutter. We see clutter and too much stuff as a negative thing in today's society, something that has to be cleaned or organized or put together in a way that is somehow better. What all these pictures have in common is a randomness, a sense of fullness and an incredible variety of shapes, colors, and ideas flowing through all of them. I feel like this is a representation of life in a way, a way of showing the chaos of modern life through modern stuff as well as the beauty of juxtaposition.

Sarah Briggs - Final Project: Rebuilding the Wall

Rebuilding the Wall is an organization in Indianapolis whose mission is to "stabilize and empower low-income families by renovating vacant inner city properties and giving the families opportunity for homeownership; We combat social injustice by building relationships across racial and socio-economic barriers; We stabilize community by the recycling of assets within the neighborhood." (rebuildingthewall.org)

I think these pictures conceptualize service, loving your neighbor as yourself, and the fight for social justice.

"Barely Hanging On"

"The Corner Shop"

"Feel the Chill"

"Two of a Kind"

"Peeling Paint"

"Handy Work"

"What's Underneath"

"Tunnel Light"

"Trash All Around"

"Wired Together"

"Material Life"

"The Wall, but Small"

"The Foundation"

"From the Dumpster's Perspective"

"Today's Future"

Anna Julow - Self Portraits

Like my Own Backyard (nature)


True to Life (studio lighting)



Ice Princess (single color)


Hope & Despair (slow shutter speed)


Child Again (fantasy)

Final Project- Mementos

For my final project I did a series of mementos. These are things that belong to myself and my roommates that remind me of them and relate to their personalities or hobbies.

"branches" - Jenni

"backbone"- Jenni

"heritage"- Alisha

"unique"- Alisha

"pisces"- Malia

"keys"- Malia

"paisley"- Nishaat

"elements"- Nishaat

"plucked"- Sarah

"loves"- Sarah

Anna Julow - Portraiture

Redish (choice)


Raymond (non-Butler)



Friendship (non-traditional lighting)


Born Without Wings (hands)



A Mother's Work (reflection)

Laura Mountel - Week 12: Final Project Drawing

Alicia's Ornament

Olivia Walter- Final Project: The Beatles Song Titles

The Theme to my final photography assignment is that every photo capture the essence of a Beatles song titles. There are more images than needed... but I couldn't decide.



"Free as a Bird"


"Golden Slumbers"


"I Going to Sit Right Down and Cry Over You"


"I Want to Hold Your Hand"



"The Long and Winding Road"



"Mother Natures Son"

"Piggies"

"She Came in Through the Bathroom Window"

"A Taste of Honey"

"She's got a Ticket to Ride"

"When I'm 64"

"Why don't we do it in the Road"

"Don't Bother Me"

"Crying, Waiting, Hoping"

Corinne Goen-Final-Goddesses of Nature

Goddess of the Moon

Goddess of Wind

Goddess of the Forest

Goddess of Water

Goddess of Reeds

Goddess of Love

Goddess of Fire

Goddess of Fertility

Goddess of Earth 1

Goddess of Earth 2

Brittney Bell-Final Project

Elizabeth Stoner- Final Project: Opposites

The overall theme of this project is the idea of opposites. Each photograph in this assignment incorporates a broad idea of what we would consider to be an opposite and relates it to different concepts in the realms of cooking and food. For example, one of the most common opposites we see is the idea of black and white. In cooking, pepper and salt are clear depictions of this generalized opposite. Each split in this assignment represents a common opposite brought together by the more specific themes of cooking and food.

Sweet and Salty

Sugar and Spice

Smooth and Pointy

Salt and Pepper

Hot and Cold

Hard and Soft

Ketchup and Mustard

Red and Green Peppers

Frozen and Fresh

Uncooked and Cooked

Ashley Cofield - Final Project: Texture

The final project was a chance for me to finally incorporate my primary major of Communication Disorders with photography. A large portion of our major is focused on therapy techniques. These twelve pictures could be used for matching, description, or categorization (to name a few ways). Specific speech sounds could be the focus using any of these methods. An example of a speech sound that is often the focus of our therapy is blends ("sm"ooth - "sk"in - "sl"ide - "bl"ade - "tr"ee - "sc"arf).



Tree bark



Rocks



Stone



Saw blade

Pineapple

Pine tree

Towels

Stocking

Scarf

Water

Slide

Skin

Dorie Mayfield - Final Project

"The Other Side of the Fence"

Ashlee Ward final project drawing

Emma Peters - Final - Holiday Candy

White Christmas

Under water

Scarf

Red and White

Peppermint

Holiday line up

Graveyard

Glow in the Dark

Footprints

Burnt Marshmallow

Bryce Gergely - Week 11 = Final Project

Baby Lela

Charles Gehring - Final Project

2:28

Sydney Schulz Final Project

Eric Jackowiak- Final Project

In Class Group Project - Group 2

In Class Group Project - Group 1

Brainstorm