Posted on June6, 2015 by Michelle Chen Ever since I was young, I always had the urge to help people. Whether that was through lending my favorite blanket to a fellow camper because she was cold or donating cans of food to help a local soup kitchen, I always try everything to help as much … Read more
I find food trucks fascinating. They are simple and humble businesses run by simple and humble people. These urban, mobile restaurants serve up cheap and nourishing food ranging from the classic bacon, egg, and cheese to ethnic fusion fares. Students, construction workers, and professionals alike line up for these quick eats. For this photo project, … Read more
Posted on May 27, 2015 by Greg Lewis Martese Johnson…Michael Brown…Eric Gardner… these names evoke specific emotions and images to many. Specifically the fear of not being able to walk freely in a country that not only promises freedom but was in fact that was founded on freedom. The anger of being denied what the … Read more
Posted on May 22, 2015 by Elizabeth Ames Café Renata was a popular brunch spot in University City. It was always filled with college students on Sunday mornings, patiently waiting for their turn to get seated. Delicious brunch foods were served and the restaurant smartly offered a “boozy brunch” option: if a table bought a … Read more
Posted on May 21, 2015 by Karuna Krishna I got my first camera when I was 21. My photographs captured what caught my eye, subject to the tyranny of the perfect smile. Now, I think of photography as painting. I enjoy shaping the image to bring out the key story, while looking for a special … Read more