World Aids Day Event 2010

Photograph by Mariah Robinson


Photograph by Mariah Robinson


Photograph by Mariah Robinson


Photograph by Mariah Robinson


Photograph by Ethan Moltz


Photograph by Ethan Moltz


Photograph by Ethan Moltz


Photograph by Ethan Moltz

2010-2011 Vantage Point

Maria Alcantar


Yurith Gomez


Yurith Gomez


Mariah Quinones

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2010-2011 Light and Shadow

Morgan Bolton


Diana Martinez


Ethan Moltz


Ethan Moltz


Scott Sheffield


Scott Sheffield

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2010-2011 Scanograms

Maria Alcantar


Morgan Bolton


Phillip Gautier


Yurith Gomez


Mariah Robinson

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2010-2011 Photograms

Michelle Czubernat


Mariah Quinones


Mariah Quinones

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Marvin Gutierrez

One of the main life motives that I follow on a daily basis is exploration. The need to always be moving through different places falls necessary to my lifestyle. Through this point of view is where I decided to study the sub culture of urban neighborhoods in Chicago. This subject plays a major role in my personality and also in those of my fellow Chicago citizens, which is why it means a great deal to me. My photos generally consisted of a subject (being a person, place, or thing) and an environment to emphasize where the subject lives. The activity in the photographs focuses on what the subject may due on a day to day basis and how they go about their life in these specific neighborhoods. These neighborhoods and these subjects are a part of my life being reason that I grew up in the same or similar settings. These along with a selection of other photos were the center point of the concentration half for my AP portfolio. In the future I wish to produce a book solely based around this topic.

Kristen Thorpe

As a photographer it is my job to create the art, the photos of a time frozen within a frame. My photos take up a composition that show and give light to a corky scene. Capturing moments off Chicago streets to abstracting objects, it all allows me to make use of what I place inside that four-sided viewfinder. If I can take a picture that makes my audience look twice and smile I feel I have accomplished something unique.