For my third and final series, I wanted the photos to tell my story and show my perspective with anxiety in social situations and how it affects my identity. Whenever I'm around people I feel like I have to mask in order to fit in with people, even though I know it's mentally harmful for me. To show this, I used mirrors in my house and mirrors I bought online. I also asked my parents to help and act as people walking around me, another indicator of my social anxiety.

My second project ended up involving me going to this power station and taking pictures of the power structures mixed with the nature around it. I was originally going to go for the meaning of how much humans need power and how it's everywhere. I ended up switching the meaning to how industrialism is interfering with the nature around it. I shot the photos in a way that it looks like the branches and bushes are connecting with the power structures behind them, as if they're becoming the industrial structures.

My third proposal involves me using mirrors or printed out pictures of my face and inverting them to show what's in front of me instead of my actual face. I want this one to portray the feeling of an out-of-body experience and feeling like you're not yourself.

My second proposal involves going to several different places from my childhood and using print-outs of the same place but placed in a way that makes it like an illusion to the eye. I want to show how our vision sort of warps in a way that we don't see things the way we did when we were children.

My first proposal leans more towards the topic of body dysmorphia. I will be using a star projector and several mirrors for this specific idea. I want to show what it is like to experience body dysmorphia and emotional and mental anguish it can cause for those who suffer from it. I also want to emphasize what it's like for people with ADHD to experience it as well.

For my first project, I shot photos of a reflective glass ball with an overlooking view of the desert behind it, making the background warp behind it. The original idea I had in mind was to make it about my home, Tucson, but I changed it to touch upon the subject of the "Greenhouse Effect". Where a shield of air pollution surrounds Earth giving it a dome effect. I wanted to show this by making the background black and white and the orb more saturated to represent Earth.

For my third proposal, I have an idea of taking photos of power plants in Tucson and their surrounding areas. I wanted this series to convey how power plants around the world contribute to global warming. These photos might be in black and white.

This proposal involves photographs of my laundry room in different places and angles. This is to show how everyone is surrounded by chores every day and how much of a hassle it can feel like with all the clutter around them.

For this proposal, I am thinking of taking photos of the insides of garages on campus, downtown, and even my own garage. The meaning will have something to do with how congested and hot garages feel during the summer. To add a bit of disorientation, I'm thinking of tilting the camera a bit.