Here are some of the final images from my portrait project. I came across many different people—differing political backgrounds, opinions, accents, and living situations. I took the majority of the images by the Hershey store in Chicago and told people that the Hershey’s company uses slave labor for much of their products.
I just asked their opinion about it and if I could take their picture. Some did not let me take their picture, one didn’t speak English and the first person I asked about it just didn’t know what to say and laughed it off.

As for these people's opinions....
- The man on the top left--"Well, I'm against that."
- The man on the bottom left (pardon his 'French')--"That's bulls--t"
- The couple--"Well, I obviously don't approve of anything with slave trade."
- The man on top right--"I wasn't aware that Hershey's did that...capitalist."
- Charles--"I'm a Democrat. I do not shop at Wal-Mart because they are products from slave labor entities. I do not eat chocolate."
During crit yesterday, one of my professors commented on how I could have taken the picture first and then asked their thoughts. I want to continue going into Chicago and asking people, and I'm going to try to remember to take their picture first. And I have to remember to be more assertive of moving the subject so they are in a better composition and lighting situation. Truthfully, I was so nervous and out of my comfort zone on Saturday, that it was hard to remember.
Did I mention I got lost for about an hour?



We try to distract her...
But she's addicted.
However she did find time for 'normal' activities like Migthy Mighty Scoop Noodle Challenge!















And the boys had fun FISHING! They caught and released bass and blue-gills in the pond.



