Latin School of Chicago

VIDI 2015

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Latin's Photography Club had another great year in 2014-2015. We started off the year with light painting. This technique always excites our new members for the entire year. Using a pixelstick, we created long exposure light drawings in the dark room. We participated in our annual scavenger hunt contest. This year was largely focused on street and social justice photography. We discussed different ways we could use photography to benefit our community-such as taking photos at PAWS, Heart Gallery, and 100 Cameras. Heart Gallery is an organization that features foster kids awaiting adoption. 100 Cameras gives low income children cameras and sells their photos through its gallery. All the profits then go to benefit the community. Concluding the year, we did a social justice mission of our own. We learned about a school that had done a justice/ethics based photoshoot where students wrote what they care about in order to raise awareness for some of the topics that matter to its community. We decided to try that in our own community and ended the year with our very own "I Care" photoshoot. Bayley Sherman VIDI Editor Head of Photography Club 5Photo By Layla Passman '17 5Photography Club members pose with Ms.Ross 5Photo By Layla Passman '17 5Photo By Brie Lilly '15 5Photo By Hunter Morgan '17

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