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This photo is cool because it shows how the girl's alter egos are similar in many ways, but still have their differences. It provides a good insight into who the model is as a person and that's what I want to achieve in my project.

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I like this photo because I can't tell which person is the alter ego and which person is the actual personality. Because of this, it cant be interpreted into two different ways. Maybe her true self is trying to get rid of her alter ego because it is a negative piece of her. Or maybe her alter ego is trying to overpower her true self because the alter ego is a better version of herself.

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I love the detail in this photo. It is also very sad. It makes me think that the man in the photo is surrounded by happiness, but he himself is drowning. Maybe he is drowning in his work because he is wearing a business suit in the water.

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This self portrait makes me sad, which is why I included it. It is evident in the photo that the woman is unhappy with herself. The scissors so close to her body leave an unsettling feeling in me. It is dark and sad and that's what makes it a good self portrait.

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I like this photo because it goes along with something I had in mind for my project. I wanted to do something with my sister as the focus, but include flowers or leaves as part of the background. I believe the flowers create a sense of happiness within the photo, which is exactly what I had in mind for my own photos.

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DOUBLE EXPOSURE: Image by Thomas Barbey 

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DOUBLE EXPOSURE: Image by Thomas Barbey 

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I like this photo because it is very different from the others that I have seen. It seems like something simple that I could accomplish, but I may chose to do this with a person's eyes instead of the mouth. This photo can be interpreted in a very metaphorical way, where the mouth is the opening to the path of someone's brain. I want my photos to evoke thought like this one.

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I love how this photo looks almost like the back part of the woman has been burned off. It plays with your eyes, but I can tell that the back part of the woman is a tree. I also like how the photographer included pieces of the tree within the woman's skin. I may do this with my photos.

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I like this photo because the outline of the man is clear, however, his facial details are overtaken by the Paris landscape. I find it interesting how only part of his head is included in the photo.

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NARRATIVE: Year of the Beast by Haley Jane Samuelson

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NARRATIVE: Year of the Beast by Haley Jane Samuelson

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This photo series interests me because the photographer includes touches of the modern era. I like it because it is something I can relate to (the social media aspect). The photographer dug deeper into society and showed how the images we post on social media do not truly show every day life.

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NARRATIVE: The Prevailing Winds of Hills and Heritage by Aaron Blum

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NARRATIVE: The Prevailing Winds of Hills and Heritage by Aaron Blum

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I find this narrative's photos interesting because it provides an inside look to the way of life in Appalachia. The inclusion of what the people and environment in the area look like is especially inspiring because I want to photography not only my family life, but also where I grew up.

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NARRATIVE: Still Life Real Life by Kari Herer

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NARRATIVE: Still Life Real Life by Kari Herer

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I love this photo series because its not only adorable, but the bond between the two sisters reminds me of my sister and I's relationship. I really want to include an element of that in my narrative because my sister is a major component in my life.

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NARRATIVE: We are Ugly but We have Music by Marisa Chafetz

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NARRATIVE: We are Ugly but We have Music by Marisa Chafetz

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I love how this narrative's photos are so organic and natural. Its like she didn't stage any of them and they were all taken in the spur of the moment. I'm really interested in doing something similar to this in my household with my family.

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COMPOSITION: Image by Philip Lorca diCorcia

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COMPOSITION: Image by Philip Lorca diCorcia

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I chose this photo because it was confusing. I don't understand where the focus should be or why the person on the left is wearing a chicken suit. Regardless, I like the picture because it is interesting to look at.

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COMPOSITION: Eleven Years of Self Portraits by Jen Davis

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COMPOSITION: Eleven Years of Self Portraits by Jen Davis

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This image almost makes me feel sad because the person in the picture looks very unhappy. The reason I chose this image was because of the lighting choice. It shows a rule of thirds. Overall this photo makes me feel bad for the person in the picture.

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I like this image because it seems very simple, but the red hair blowing in the wind creates a sense of chaos All of the colors are very neutral or boring and the red hair is where your attention goes.

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COMPOSITION: Woman of Letters by Moyra Davey

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COMPOSITION: Woman of Letters by Moyra Davey

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I chose this image because I liked how it was kind of symmetrical with the two large books and then the stack of books in the center. However, the clock throws off the symmetry because its only on one side of the photo. This draws your attention to the clock.