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Inspiring, educating and empowering through the arts and humanities.
Age: 14
Grade: 9th
School: Monticello Central School District
When I take a picture, I want people to see something real. We live in a world that is fast paced, everyone is always in a rush to get somewhere. After seeing my work, I would like people to slow down and be grateful for the gift of sight. Participating in PI Photo has made me more aware of how photography can be used in ways that help me express my interests and all the creativity inside.
When I look from the top of this hill, it reminds me of a waterslide.
It was my mom’s birthday, and we wanted to enjoy a birthday cake with less of the birthday calories. So my mom baked a carrot cake using almond flour, and filled and coated it with a small amount of cream cheese filling and frosting.
I took this landscape shot of the sunset from my backyard. I wanted to capture the last of bluish-orange tint of the sunlight as the sun sets.
Learn about Courtney and view her photography.
Funding for Project Identity Photography has been provided in part by the Phillip and Edith Leonian Foundation and by Bethel Woods Center for the Arts members and donors. View a copy of our annual report for more about our supporters.