- Why did you choose this story?
- The reason I choose these photographs as my story because we see homeless everyday, and for most of the people, they chose to ignore them. However, through this activity of taking photos of them, I felt like I started to be curious about their life, their story and the environment they live in.
- How do you think you did?
- To be honest, I felt like I did not do well on this project. Although I took a lot of photos of them, but I did not have any conversation with them. I could not tell the story behind them just by looking the photos.
- Which image do you think is the individually “best” image in your story?
- The second image I think is the best image in my story. The second image presents a story of a homeless person waiting for signal light to cross the street. This image is the best because this homeless person was really touched because I never thought a homeless person who has nothing in their pocket still show the basic manner when they crossing the street.
- Does your photostory contain an image that you think is not, by itself, a “great” image, but that is nonetheless important because it helps to tell your story?
- All 6 images are great image by itself. They all tell their stories in their own ways.
- What would you do different next time?
- For the next time, I would try to communicate with the people in my photo and try to write out some story or inside feeling from themselves.
- Are there other Photo Stories you might like to tell?
- Honestly, no. Because all the other photo in my phone is either photo of myself or the food that I really like.
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