Red Storefront
Edie Noesser is an artist based in Orange County, California working in the medium of photography. Her work explores themes of nature, urban scenes and contemporary culture. This series of photos was taken in Downtown, Santa Ana, California where Edie was interested in the traditions of festive apparel and the role it plays in the community.
Needles
Projection Blue
Shattered Reflection
Yeobin Park, a BC Collegiate sophomore and Vice-President of BCC Point of View, debuted her film “Unfinished Dream,” showcasing her skills in directing, filming, and editing with Adobe Premiere Pro and Davinci Resolve. She aims to create films with bold statements and genuine human connections.
See Through Cross
Nicholas B. Mayo (he/him) is a poet and artist based in Philadelphia, PA. His poetry has been published by Down in the Dirt Magazine and is forthcoming from Abstract: Contemporary Expressions. His paintings have been exhibited at Swarthmore College and Texas A&M Corpus Christi.
Palouse Hills
Ian Wells is a graduate researcher at the Washington State University HYPER Lab studying Mechanical Engineering. He focuses on optical and EM systems with experience in aerospace, thermal, and nuclear analysis. He hopes to continue contributing to aerospace research for sustaining a human presence on the Moon and Mars, especially through imaging and life support systems. In his free time, he enjoys making pictures through photography and drawing, exploring the limitations of the technology used in his research, and using it to explore the world.
Courtroom No. 5
Where’s Danny?
pier
Martha Nance is a physician in Minnesota whose cellphone has a wandering eye, which gets rewarded mostly when she is not in Minnesota.
Child/Chocolate
Kathryn holds an English M.A. from UC Berkeley. Her poems have twice won Honorable Mention in the Steve Kowit Poetry Prize and the Patricia Dobler Poetry Award, and have twice garnered Special Merit for the Muriel Craft Bailey Poetry Prize. Her work appears in The Sun, Atlanta Review, and New Ohio Review, among others. She takes pictures when she’s not hiking and writing. Find her work at http://kathrynjordan.org
