By J1 Photographer Rachel Kenney

1. Portrait of a person

Jude Kenney clenches his jaw for the camera 

2. The Environment

Sunset at Boys Town Lake 

3. Sports/Action photo

Backyard Football on Candlewood Lake
The Kenney boys take over their Candlewood Lake neighborhood street with a friendly game of football. Their playful competition brings energy and laughter to the quiet fall afternoon.

4. News/Feature photo

Smiles All Around at Freshman Retreat
Freshman retreat brings many smiles and laughter for this spirited group, named “At the Ballpark.” Their enthusiasm and teamwork capture the joyful energy that defined the day.

5. Light/Shadow photo

A cozy fireplace crackles inside the Kenney house 

6. Advertising photo

Anna Daniel and Teresa Kenney with Blue Bunny ice cream on the way to Lake Okobogi 

7. Pet or Animal Portrait

Emmett, the Kenney family dog, caught mid gaze 

8. Academic Moment

Focus in the Artroom 
Marian students work diligently in Mrs. Tompsett’s art room as they design and assemble their collages. The quiet concentration in the space reflects the creativity and dedication found in Marian’s visual arts program.

9. Marian Spirit or Core Value

Marian Laughter. 
Marian students Sloan Mackintosh and Charlie Drake fill the halls with laughter as they make their way to lunch, sharing a lighthearted moment between classes. Their energy shows the close friendships and exciting community that define everyday life at Marian.

10. Emotional Response

Freshman games.
A group of four Marian students, two freshmen and two retreat leaders bond over a game of “Taco cat goat cheese pizza.” These girls are captured in their Freshman retreat rooms, during freetime, while waiting for a delicious dinner.  

Ethics Statement:

For this assignment, I aimed to photograph real emotions while respecting the dignity and comfort of every person I captured. I made sure to ask permission before taking photos of people and worked to portray them honestly, without staging moments that would distort the truth. My goal was to show genuine joy, connection, and everyday life in my community, while avoiding images that could misrepresent anyone involved. Through this, I committed to upholding fairness, honesty, and respect in my work as a student journalist.

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