By J1 Photographer Ruby Scanlan

Portrait

“Embracing Golden Hour” – Audie Scanlan

Environment/Natural

Friendly Neighborhood Forest – Meadow Lane Park Neighborhood

Sports/Action Shot

Future NBA Top Pick: During a community get together on Nov. 16 for My IBD Family, a lone basketball player shows off his sick moves. Shooting hoops and dribbling in between his legs, he displays his skills for the camera. This photo was taken at the Omaha Sports and Games Complex in Elkhorn

News/Feature

During late start on Nov. 20, Marian Librarian Mrs. Molly Raabe hosted a “Booksgiving” for her Readers Advisory Club members. She provided them with a variety of donut holes, hot chocolate and an assortment of teas to indulge in while talking about the next big read. Over winter break, the club has chosen to read “Murder on the Orient Express” by Agatha Christie.

Dynamic Lighting

“Autumn Night” – Meadow Lane Park Neighborhood

Advertising photo

”A Court of Thorns and Roses” series by Sarah J. Maas, a must read according to Ruby.

Pet/Animal

The good boy Groban gets carted around in a pet stroller while on a walk though Meadow Lane Park.

Academic Moment

Afternoon academics in the Haddix help students study for upcoming tests, gives them a space to read, and focus with beautiful views of the Marian Campus through the large windows.

Marian Spirit/Core Value

After a bustling school day, students assemble in the cafeteria to wait for their rides. The Marian core value of community reflects the unity this hall brings to the classes. Lunches provide reunions between classmates and friends.

Emotional Response

Visiting from out of town, little Ruthie Grey and Audie Scanlan shares laughs and giggles as they waited for their lunch. Panera provided a great spot for a small family reunion for young cousins to play around with their older counterparts.

Photo Ethics Statement: 

With the power of a lens and an eye for beauty, I strive to take raw, honest photos with an unbiased and informative background. I believe in the privacy and dignity of each individual no matter their race, ethnicity, religion, sexuality, gender, political affiliation, etc. Sharing the natural and human beauty of the world around us is vital to a deeper connection with others and ourselves and I will stick to honest, consented photography.  

– R.S