2. Environment 3. Sports 4. News Feature 5. Light and Shadow 6. Editorial 7. Animal Portrait 8. Academic 9. Core Value 10. Emotional Response Photo Ethics Statement As a photographer it is extremely important to be considerate of others. A picture can last forever and change lives. When taking pictures I try to remember this…
Backyard Ball. Miles Kehm takes a shot as his friend Ira watches. On warm nights, Miles and Ira can often be found playing with chalk, riding bikes, and playing basketball outside.
4. News Feature
Happy Halloween! Senior Genevieve Barnes ‘25 gets ready to watch the senior’s Halloween costume contest. This year the contest featured Smurfs, characters from Diary of a Wimpy Kid and even the President and Vice President of the United States!
5. Light and Shadow
Magnolia Flower
6. Editorial
Almond Breeze Almond Milk
7. Animal Portrait
Murray The Dog
8. Academic
Dissection Discoveries. Amelia Kafka ‘25 and Anna Cramer ‘25 follow Mrs. Brock’s directions as they identify parts of a cow heart. The Honors Anatomy curriculum at Marian features many opportunities for hands-on learning through dissections.
9. Core Value
Cultivating Community. Teacher Susie Sisson dressed as “Papa Smurf” marches in with a group of “Smurfs” during the senior’s Halloween costume contest. Through fun activities like these, Marian strives to cultivate the core value of Community.
10. Emotional Response
“Tag, You’re It! Ira, aged 4, is excited about his success in a backyard game of tag. Ira used the element of surprise to defeat his opponents.
Photo Ethics Statement
As a photographer it is extremely important to be considerate of others. A picture can last forever and change lives. When taking pictures I try to remember this and respect the power and responsibility that I have as a photographer. Creative, impactful images can help keep a memory alive for years to come. My goal as a photographer is to help keep memories alive for both myself and for others.
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