Tell Us About Yourself

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Tell Us About Yourself 

    For this mini assignment, I chose to do the following: Use the photograph as a mask, use the photograph as a mirror, use the photograph as a window, use the photograph as a witness, use the photograph to see yourself. 


                                                            Use the photograph as a mask.


   
                                                            Use the photograph as a mirror. 



                                                         Use the photograph as a window. 



                                                             Use the photograph as a witness. 



                                                      Use the photograph to see yourself. 

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