I chose these images because they showed many different ticket stubs forming one collection.
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The first picture is EPU because I tried to focus on just that one quarter out of the many in the jar. The light only hit just that one out of many, so it stands out. I like the first formal pic because I like how the shadows and the light refect off her face. And i also like how shes not looking at the camera, it makes for a more interesting shot. I like the second formal pic because I like how the shadows take over this pic as well. Both girls make the picture work.
I chose these three photos because i felt they portrayed what i felt to be formal portraits. The first one is a close up of Ruthie, I liked how the light touched her face so that the shadows were softened. The second is Ruthie against a bush, i liked how the shadows frame the picture in a way. The last photo is Ruthie leaning against a tree, I liked this one because although it has more of a casual feel it has a formal and well thought out touch to it.
The pictures of the pencils portray E Pluribus Unum because it's a cup of pencils all facing eraser-side-up, and one is facing lead-side-up.
For the picture of the people holding hands, my idea was to show a series of cultures and races coming together, because E Pluribus Unum on the currency symbolizes the melting pot that the United States is.
For the encylopedias, I wanted to basically show the first encylopedia of the several in the series.