There’s nothing greater than seeing people’s facial expressions when they think nobody is looking, they are laughing, talking passionately about a topic or just reacting to life. When the journalism and yearbook classes went down to San Antonio for convention, I ended up with a short lens not great for taking shots of anything far away. Thankfully, there were plenty of known people around me, so I could capture the emotions of their faces instead of the stagnant faces of buildings.
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Photos by Paige Kiehl
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It’s all in the face
November 25, 2012
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