Isabella’s Fabulous Photos

By J1 Reporter Isabella Hayes Ethics Statement: All of my photos are of consenting subjects and were ensured to be appropriate to share with the public. Each one displays a candid moment without altering the reality of the situation. No filters or purposeful editing were used after the photos were taken. The only posed picture…

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By J1 Reporter Isabella Hayes

Portrait: Ada Ortiz poses during dinner at Mula.
Environment: The Skógafoss waterfall on the Skógá River in Iceland.
Action: Furry Friends. Ada Ortiz carries Coco the cat towards where a bunny resides in hopes of her making a new friend.
News: Mascot Madness. Juniors work to finalize their Field Day mascot. All classes have been hard at work on their Field Day committees throughout the week.
Creative Lighting: Late afternoon sunlight pours in through the skylight at Oak View Mall. A children’s play place is to be installed in this empty wing.
Advertisement: An iced lavender cream oat milk matcha and an iced cherry chai latte from Starbucks. Both beverages are part of the seasonal spring menu.
Pet Portrait: Coco the tortoiseshell cat relaxes on the couch.
Academic Moment: Math Class Boredom. Students attempt to focus in Ms. Han’s Precalc class. It can be difficult to center on schoolwork amidst the excitement of Field Week.
Marian Spirit: Tug-of-War Craze. Marian students show spirit and enthusiasm by watching closely and cheering during the tug-of-war at Field Week Kickoff Block. The tug-of-war determines which class would win should there be a tie in the results of Field Day.
Emotional Moment: A Victory in Theology Class. Lauren Hicks ‘26 and Mr. Zach Wulbert smile after Hicks wins the 2025 Wulbert Madness trophy. Wulbert Madness is a yearly tradition in which students compete against each other and Mr. Wulbert to create the most accurate March Madness bracket.

Ethics Statement: All of my photos are of consenting subjects and were ensured to be appropriate to share with the public. Each one displays a candid moment without altering the reality of the situation. No filters or purposeful editing were used after the photos were taken. The only posed picture is the portrait of a person; the behavior of other subjects are not altered. I made sure to keep ethical standards at the front of my mind while capturing each photo.

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