Details that communicate emotion/meaning in this photo are the low lighting, the yellow/blue color combinations that compliment the soap bottle, and the ironic message stuck to the tile.

I loved the look of the restroom. It doesn't look like a commercial restroom at all. However, the juxtaposition of the message, which adamantly forbids the use of any type of colognes, with the soap the store provided was humorously ironic. I imagined a passive-aggressive employee providing that soap.

Our body language: holding hands and looking at the next wave brings such joy and happiness to me. My friend Jenna, close to the wave, leaning towards it, indicating the rush of joy she's feeling to run/swim at the wave, there is a smile on all our faces, you can't exactly see because our backs are turned, but you know it's there.

The color of the sky and water is so vibrant and blue, as we are isolated in the middle of the ocean with such a peaceful scenery.

This image reminds me of life and the beauty of life and those around you. Many people experience this type of moment when they are young. What happens next is the wave crashes into us, and you hear laughter and smiles all around.

For me the emotions were a rollercoaster, I was happy that he didn't struggle but so sad because he was my best friend. The men in the picture with my brother were his favorite people to hang out with when he came down from wherever he wandered off too.

This image remains in my mind only because it only tells half of his story, as you can see he was very into Aztec and skull type of day of the dead items. He loves dogs and I wanted to represent everything he loved and deserved. It's honestly not the clearest picture, but to me, its him. I have these items in my home, even the flowers from his ofrenda to keep him alive in a safe place in my home.