Answer the following questions in edgenuity after reading the articles and watching the videos

Think back to your own childhood. What is a specific color, environment, toy, or mood that you remember being fascinated by or even conflicted about? How could you design a photography shoot today that uses that childhood memory to express who you are?

 Imagine you are editing a photo series to document a specific mood—such as "secrets," "bravery," or "isolation." What specific colors would you highlight while editing to visually communicate that emotional tone to your viewer?

 Imagine you are photographing a friend or family member to tell a story about their "new daily routine" or "feelings." Describe your ideal location, the clothing your subject is wearing, and what is visible in the background. How do these deliberate staging choices add narrative meaning to your portrait, turning a simple snapshot into a story?

 Look at the world around you or your school campus. Find an everyday setting where you can frame your photo using one of these geometric shapes (such as the triangle of a roofline, the circle of a window, or the rectangle of a doorway). Which shape will you choose, and how does its meaning reinforce the story or mood of your photograph?