The document describes a portrait photo exhibition called "Cold Faces". The black and white photos on display focus primarily on the subjects' facial expressions, with the rest of the image kept simple and out of focus. The photos aim to depict the depth of thought and hope within the students' minds through the use of dark shadows and light. One photo in particular stands out for its ability to convey more through the subject's eyes than a simple portrait.

1. By Josh Sullivan
PORTRAIT PHOTO EXHIBITION

2. EXHIBITION
‘Cold Faces’
Portrait Photos
Exhibition

3. ‘COLD FACES’
The Photos

4. ‘COLD FACES’ – THE PHOTOS
This simplistic black and white photos define and
explain what ‘cold faces’ is all about. The dark
shadows echo the depth of thought going through
the students minds and the light demonstrate the
hope that lies within them.
The photos focus on their facial expression with the
rest of the photo being simple and not the main
feature.

5. ‘COLD FACES’ – THE PHOTOS
The photo on the
left focuses on the
dark shadows and
the background is
vastly out of
focus. On the
other hand the
photo on the right
highlights the light
colours with the
background being
more in focus and
very little shadows
on the face.

6. ‘COLD FACES’ – THE PHOTOS
This photo, whilst being simple and adds emphasis
on not only the shadows but highlights the lighter
colours in the photo, is unique for there is more
behind the eyes. It strikes you straight away that
more can be read into it. This is what makes the
photo so simple yet so unique.