# data[].attributes.body
All pictures, poems, and ideas created by Carter Stine

# data[].attributes.body
In this original poem “The Falls,” attempts to give a peaceful feeling by depicting nature. The poem also intends to give the reader a sort of curious feeling by ending the poem with the water going out of sight. The water in the poem has a calming nature to it because it goes wherever it is supposed to no matter where that may be.

# data[].attributes.body
The original photograph, “Overgrown,” intends to give the feeling of uneasiness with the overgrown scenery and grey tinted sky. The rusted and worn metal gate that lays in the foreground of the image is supposed to give the feeling that they are not allowed to be there and that it isn’t a good place to be. The large overgrown plants are giving the impression that the place is abandoned which is an uncomfortable feeling to have. The grey tinted sky ties the whole feeling of the piece together because it gives a more dreary feel to the shot.

# data[].attributes.body
This original photograph, “After the Storm,” intends to give the reader a feeling of hope even when things have been bad. The image depicts streams and drops of water flowing down a piece of glass that the viewer is looking through. In the background you can see the outline of an airplane along with faint lights and the sun’s rays glaring through the rain. The rain that trickles down the glass gives the viewer a feeling of slight sadness but the sun’s rays overpower the bad feelings. The sun’s rays and the faint lights over power the entire feeling of sadness that the rain inflicts.

# data[].attributes.body
This original photograph, “Reaching,” attempts to fill the reader with the feeling of dread. The picture shows a hand reaching for the blinds of a window in attempts to reach the light behind the blinds. The hand has very little lighting and is surrounded in darkness with a slight blue-ish tint which shows the viewer the sadness and dread of the person who reaches. Contrasting with the darkness of the foreground is the brightness of what’s beyond the window. The brightness of everything beyond the window gives a feeling of happiness that is unattainable. The act of reaching for those blinds is what really pulls together the message of this image because it shows how the person doesn’t want this sadness that they are surrounded with and all they want is the happiness that they can not reach.

# data[].attributes.body
The imagists wanted to create a new form of poetry unlike the common victorian poetry that used elegant and fluffy words to make things sound nice. Instead imagists created poetry that clearly defined the object being described without using all of the decorative words. The main premise of imagism was that words should have a purpose and not be purely used for decoration. Imagism could be presented in multiple medias such as audio, photographs, poems, and more because the main idea is just to show items as they are. In this collection there are three original photographs and one original poem. In "Reaching" I display the emotions of sadness and struggle through lighting and human gestures. "After the Storm" portrays rain which gives a sad feeling but the overall bright lighting of the photograph along with the shining lights it changes the mood to a feeling of hope. In my original photograph "Overgrown," I show the feeling of uneasiness through scenery and the grayish tint of the sky. Finally, in "The Falls" I attempt to give the feelings of peace and curiosity through the secrets of nature. My poems let the objects and scenes speak for themselves because Imagism is all about letting the object tell it’s own story.

# data[].attributes.body
The water flows off the edge

It plummets into the abyss

Past the view of the human eye