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These sets of photos help me recognize my own emotions and experiences throughout the interview process because the first photo is dark, gloomy, and kind of icky feeling, but then the second photo reflects more light. These are exuberant hope, and I realized that my initial thoughts about death were innate from my past experiences with death. Deep within me I reflect hope and resilience. I see this change with my last two photos they are warmer in color with pinks and purples, and the two previous pictures are cooler in color green, blues, and greys. I realize that my faith in my own spirituality, in myself, and others is what allows me to see the hope at the end of the day or at the end of the life. I realize that death is not all sad, heart wrenching, and painful; but there is a goodness and a refreshing feeling because life would be pointless for me if I believed that there was nothing when our time on earth is done. These photos help me express what it means to be present throughout grief because they act as an anchor and express that I have hope and warmth within me to listen actively, question, and hold space for the interviewee; it is not all doom and gloom.