Delicate

The first thing I thought of when I was told to take a picture of something delicate was of something vulnerable, something that could be easily broken, left there, not being able to yell for help. Of course capturing delicacy in a human would require someone willing to stand there and act like their life has been shattered into a million pieces, and sadly my brother wasn't up for the challenge. So I settled for something, surprisingly, better. I took a photo of a glass vase that so clearly showed delicacy. From it being able to shatter so easily to its fine texture and intricate workmanship, it is the tangible form of delicacy.

A Closer Look Outside

A White Disaster

I chose this picture because of the irony of a firefighter at an ice-covered warehouse.

The man who is pictured is Lieutenant Charley De Jesus from the Chicago Fire Department.
At first glance you might miss the fact that firefighter is at a warehouse that caught fire.
This picture tells a story of a tragic incident that has come under control and has been met with help; the firefighter is walking through the ice-covered warehouse. Ask yourself these questions how long after the fire was the picture taken and, if that is so, how is the warehouse already covered in ice if a fire had taken place?

 

Looking Into

Looking into the laundry basket.

This picture gives a better view of where the picture was taken; the laundry room.

Colorful

My dress is very colorful!

Texture

The pedals on this white flower were very soft.

This blue and white blanket was very smooth. 

The red braclet was fluffy.

Underneath

Underneath my pillows I keep a journal. In that handcrafted journal, I unwind myself by writing about my thoughts and feelings about my day. So not only does my journal lay underneath my pillows, but my innermost self as well.