Gallery Three: Photojournalism

I went to the campsite.

I took a picture of my tent.

I took a picture of the platform.

I took a picture of the old camper.

My tent is for sleeping in.

We do appliances.

We're tearing down Grandma and Grandpa's old camper.

Because it's condemned.

Zach Lord

Aidan McDowell

We went to Walmart after 2 and a half months together.

The sun was about to set on a pretty spring day where as far as I could see was big green trees, tiny moon, few cars, few people covered with masks and huge blow of fresh wind. Nothing else.

Akriti Mishra

i went to a peaceful protest/project downtown. we marched to the city county building and painted/left out mark. i went specially because friends that were shot and gassed last night were going and i couldn’t sit at home and watch again. i went and form a wall between the police in riot gear and the artist. it remained peaceful until we disbursed. living proof these protest can stay peaceful until the end. i will be downtown again forming a wall between police and protesters. i will until something changes 

me and other protesters painted our hands red to represent the lives lost due to police brutality and left hand prints in the street. protesters took a knee and held a moment of silence for those lost.

Colin Winters

A crowd gathered outside of East Liberty Presbyterian Church for a peaceful vigil to honor the life of George Floyd. Media and participants remained respectful while still feeling connected and determined to make change. 

Kelly Lanzendorfer