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This photo was by Ruben Collazos and it stood out to me because it was a man dying in a dessert and he chose to go to internet instead of getting water to survive and i think it was a little exaggerated but it does show how our generation is all about internet and we take many other things for granted

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This photo by Juan Del Moral stood out to me because it shows a picture on immigrants from our generation are crossing  borders to find a better life this photo shows what some people have to go through in order to get a better life.

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I like Alexis Raos' post because of the Audi R8. It shows that gen zs can get money. This guy in the picture is trying to show the world that we teens don't sit around all day on our phones, but we get out and go do things to prove everyone wrong that say that gen z is lazy, forgetful, and all that other untruthful shiz.

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I find the photo that Amanda Jorge uses is very interesting. It shows how we are always using iPhones, but doesn't paint it in a negative perspective, which I really appreciate.

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I like the post by Sarah Sanzebin because she states how people usually expect to see kids on their phones texting but that's not how it always is. Most kids are actually doing something important and people shouldn't expect the worse

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The photo taken by Caroline Schwartz impacted me because it shows how teens are impacted by the "standard" look that socials mefia gives off. Teens now want to fit in and have the newest trends. But it is really impactful and not good for your mental health. I also thought this was very creative and reallly stands out.

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Izzy Torres's picture stood out to me not only because it was a negative opinion but also because how truthful it was.

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I liked Ayden Williams artist statement and picture because I think it captures generation Z right now.

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The photo that impacted me the greatest was Izzy Torres's picture. It showed me that Generation Z will find different ways of getting on their phone or getting access to technology nowadays.

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Sakshi Gawde's picture really stood out to me. Her composition of someone drawing in the foreground really stood out to me. Also, it showcased some of the more artistic aspects of the lives of teens today. The blurred background really draws my eyes to the subject of the photo.

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There were multitudinous photos and artist statements that were simply created with grace and passion.

One photo has captured my eye and so has the artist statement, which goes by the title, "A Swipe of Natural".

It was by a student named Amaya Velez. According to her, her photo was entitled, "Happy Things" when she found it in the sea of internet.

I found it quite interesting and it's left me thinking about how people in general try to look attractive for others and they're not happy about their natural appearance.

The picture depicts a state of artistry; a girl with most part of her face filled with makeup while a swipe of it shows her natural features.

In a way, it makes you think deep that you don't exactly have to give pleasure to people. It is not your job. In fact, it's no one's job to have to give in their soul to something displeasing.

You may be authentic and be filled with bliss about it. You don't have to be so difficult on yourself.

It shows you an open door of happiness.

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The photo that had impacted me most was by Marina Rosenthal because it showed how our generation doesn't care about your nationality or where your from. In that picture you can tell that all they care about is being with people they love. That is one of my favorite pictures in the gallery.