Explore a variety of photographs taken throughout Hannah’s college career.

I took this photo of the pond outside the Madigan Library at Pennsylvania College of Technology. It was in the beginning of a fall semester, so it was a bright and warm day. I laid my camera on the rock straight across from the waterfall. I wanted to capture the foreground right against the water. I had my speed on my camera settings to where the water movement was showing but looked as if it was a cloud of water.

For this photo, I laid on my stomach, on the sidewalk, to capture the road and what was across from me. This setting is across from the Field House at Pennsylvania College of Technology. In the warmer weather, they decorate our PCT sign with these beautiful flowers. I wanted to capture the brightness and beauty that takes over campus.

My photo of these flowers is in front of the Victorian House on campus at Pennsylvania College of Technology. This house has various types of flowers surrounding the exterior of the building. I focused on the flowers themselves and blurred the vanishing point of the fence in the background.

This photo was created with my little sister and our dad’s Michael Myers mask and hammer. It was taken during the time of Halloween, so it seemed fitting to the time and theme. I captured this from outside of our kitchen window, while she sat on our counter. I used black and white to capture the darkness and creepy feeling.

For this photo, I added our mom to the scene and switched out the hammer for a toy chainsaw. It was a real action of my mom cleaning, not telling her that my sister was standing there. The suspense was real, and my sister was waiting for the curtain to be pulled back. I used the dark color filter on the outside of the photo and highlighted the curtain to draw the attention to the movement.

This scene was taken out of the typical horror movie theme where the victims are always oblivious to the killer. I had my sister stand behind my mom (sitting on the couch) with calm movements to show the viewer that they can interpret what happens next. I had the lights off, but the lamps on to still create the darkness and shadows on the mask.