Portrait of a person

Sophomores Orly Acevedo and Lilly Italia.

The environment

Tulips at Nelson Produce Farm.

Action Photo

Strike! Senior Jasmine Carranza takes down the curtains on the back of the “Tempest” set. This was her last ever set construction meeting before graduating high school.

Feature Photo

Snap! Sophomore Elena Brown takes photographs for the Journalism I class at Marian. She was focused and intended on capturing the perfect image.

Light/Shadow

A collection of my candles.

Advertising Photo

Twix and Mr. Goodbar from the Marian vending machines.

Animal Portrait

Two birds at Epcot.

Academic moment

Take a break. Sophomore Delaney Shea reads her book while she has a study hall in art class. She was captivated by the story of “Pride and Prejudice”, and even went on to watch the movie.

Marian spirit or core value

Community. Sophomore Orly Acevedo and her sister Aby, Marian alum, bond over their time at Marian. Their shared experiences have helped them to build a better relationship.

Emotional response

Brrr! Sophomore Lilly Italia protects herself from the cold. She was able to still have fun with her friends, even though the weather was not ideal.

Ethics statement: The main purpose of my photography is to capture moments that I want to be able to look back on in the future. Sometimes, while taking pictures, I do feel the need to just live in the moment. I enjoy taking both candid and posed photos, however the presence of a camera can influence both of these, leading my subjects to maybe act how they normally wouldn’t. Keeping my photos accurate is something I care about a lot— I don’t like to alter anything, if I can help it. It is my priority to show how people are really feeling, not to change anything to my liking, as much as I possibly can. I believe that my photography is ethical, and I will always try to keep it that way.

Delaney Jackson

One response to “Stories Captured on Delaney’s Camera”

  1. Great photos, Delaney!

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