By J1 Reporter Lily Biggs

Portrait of a Person

Beauty in the Light Junior Eva Kriener

The Environment

Harmony vs. the World Park Güell in Barcelona, Spain

Sports/Action Photo

Deep Breath; Now Serve Freshman Julia Miller serves during her team Heat’s volleyball game at the President’s Day volleyball tournament. The tournament is hosted at various clubs and the CHI Health Center, where more than 2,000 volleyball games are played over the course of three days.

News/Feature Photo

Competitive Card Chaos Juniors Aja Smith (left), Macaire Harr (middle), and freshman Clara Kizer (right) compete in a game of spoons using tampons and cards after they competed at the Lincoln High Roundup. They are a part of Marian’s Momentum show choir, and have participated in various competitive tournament across the Omaha metro.

Light/Shadow Photo

Moment in Time A woman admires France in front of the infamous clocks in the Louvre in Paris, France

Advertising Photo

Help will always be offered at Marian Mrs. Christina Butler, director of the BLUEtique spirit store talks to juniors about an assignment in the BLUEtique.

Pet or Animal Portrait

Out of the Window Dog Cody Biggs admires the outside world while staying on a comfortable bed.

Academic moment

Focus fearlessly Sophomores Annie Stessman, Karis Simon, and Aurora Ness work on an in-class project in Ms, Esther Hamra’s class. These black and white illusion projects will be hung in the third floor hallway.

Marian Spirit or Core Value

Drawing determination Freshman Slaine Regan works hard during Ms. Esther Hamra’s Art Foundations class. The class teaches students the fundamentals they will use in future projects and empowers them to learn more about the world through the lens fine arts provides.

Emotional Response

Dance the Day Away Show choir singers Tessa Brooks (‘24), Madi Keasling (‘24), Aubrey Thompson (‘26), Eleanor Thibodeau (‘24), Nika Kouassi (‘25) and Shelby Gerken (‘24) bond while listening to music. They are a part of Marian’s Momentum Show Choir, which competed in the Lincoln High Roundup.

Ethics Statement: One of the reasons why I love taking photos is to capture bits of emotion people have in time. However, this cannot be done ethically or fully without taking them in a way that respects both the authenticity of the environment and people in the photo as well as the origin of the photo itself. I will do my very best to capture the potential of the world around me in a way that demonstrates the beauty and consent of my subjects.