So this picture just blows my mind. I love how you are in the shadows of the lockers and looking down. You can see the gradual shift of darkness to light as you get closer to the camera. It’s like you are so lost in your darkness, and if you looked up and ahead, you’d be able to see that the light isn’t too far away. The cold silver metal of the lcokers just completely takes away any warmth from the photo, which adds yet another element of sadness to the photo. I also love that your body language is so protective and yet defeated. aslkjgal;. I could go on forever.
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Aaron Mortenson 
So this picture just blows my mind. I love how you are in the shadows of the lockers and looking down. You can see the gradual shift of darkness to light as you get closer to the camera. It’s like you are so lost in your darkness, and if you looked up and ahead, you’d be able to see that the light isn’t too far away. The cold silver metal of the lcokers just completely takes away any warmth from the photo, which adds yet another element of sadness to the photo. I also love that your body language is so protective and yet defeated. aslkjgal;. I could go on forever.