Slideshow by Fin Jones

What we see

22finjones — 2025-03-02 23:40:47 UTC

The section on identity explores how photography can serve as a powerful tool for self expression and understanding. As someone who has used photography to document my personal journey, I find that a lot of pictures I take tell stories about who I am. The photo I’ve included, is an aesthetic picture of my friends and I on a beach at night. This show my creativity and collaboration. This image represents not just my interests but also the connections I build with others, emphasizing that our identities are often shaped by our relationships and experiences.

Who we are

22finjones — 2025-03-02 23:41:52 UTC

What we do

22finjones — 2025-03-02 23:46:16 UTC

In this chapter, the author discusses how photography influences our actions and the ways we engage with the world. I resonate with the idea that capturing moments can inspire us to be more present and aware. The photo I’ve shared, taken while in a Canoe with my friend can influence and inspire people to go outside and enjoy our beautiful planet.

Where we go

22finjones — 2025-03-02 23:51:00 UTC

This section delves into the relationship between photography and place, examining how our surroundings impact our experiences. I am particularly drawn to this idea, as my travels have profoundly influenced my worldview. The photo I included was taken in the Virgin Islands. It symbolizes the importance of nature in my life and how different locations can evoke distinct emotions and memories. This aligns with the chapter's argument that "where we go" shapes our understanding of ourselves and the world.

What we remember

22finjones — 2025-03-02 23:53:37 UTC

The author discusses the role of photography in shaping our memories and narratives. I find this particularly interesting, as my own photographs often serve as reminders of significant life events. The photo I’ve chosen, showing a family gathering, encapsulates cherished memories and the importance of connection. This image reflects the idea that photography not only preserves our past but also influences how we recall and interpret our experiences, emphasizing the power of imagery in memory making.