Seattle Public Schools

High School Photography

Naramore Art Show – High School Photography

Ballard High School

Lake Neill, 12th Grade, "Poison"
Lake Neill, 12th Grade, “Poison”
Jasper Worrall, 12th Grade, "Parkade"
Jasper Worrall, 12th Grade, “Parkade”
Lily Clara Wiederhold, 10th Grade, "Sunset at Fort Union"
Lily Clara Wiederhold, 10th Grade, “Sunset at Fort Union”
Tyler Van Norman, 11th Grade, "Flying out of the Water"
Tyler Van Norman, 11th Grade, “Flying out of the Water”
Hazel Crall, 11th grade, "Eclipse"
Hazel Crall, 11th grade, “Eclipse”
Lauren Fescoe, 11th Grade, "Snowbird Synchronization"
Lauren Fescoe, 11th Grade, “Snowbird Synchronization”
Callum Martinson, 12th Grade, "Untitled"
Callum Martinson, 12th Grade, “Untitled”
Grant Lawrie, 12th Grade, "Heavens Pillars"
Grant Lawrie, 12th Grade, “Heavens Pillars”

Chief Sealth High School

Kieran Case, 12th Grade, "Self-Portrait"
Kieran Case, 12th Grade, “Self-Portrait”
Cris Ian Calamiong, 10th Grade, "Fish in it's Water"
Cris Ian Calamiong, 10th Grade, “Fish in it’s Water”

Artist Statement: “
In February 2026, I came back to the Philippines for the first time. Coming back home made me feel like I belonged somewhere after years of living somewhere else, and looking back I realized it’ll always be the place I will call home.”

Sahale Evans, 12th Grade, "Levitating Courtside"
Sahale Evans, 12th Grade, “Levitating Courtside”

Artist Statement: A decisive moment captured during a Chief Sealth International High School basketball game during the winter.

Franklin High School

Ala Kindl, 9th Grade, "Taillight Hypnosis, Evolutions of"
Ala Kindl, 9th Grade, “Taillight Hypnosis, Evolutions of”

Garfield High School

Khalil Greer, 12th Grade, "Yours Truly & Nights"
Khalil Greer, 12th Grade, “Yours Truly & Nights”

Artist Statement: yours truly was made to express love in a mysterious way because you cant see the whole letter and what it says and nights was made to show seattle city night life from the outside view at alki

Amir Mohammednur, 12th Grade, "Vertigo"
Amir Mohammednur, 12th Grade, “Vertigo”

Artist Statement: This is an angled picture of an individual walking on the Brooklyn Bridge. The weather was around 30 degrees with a hint of snow residue, and shows a beautiful background of with the scenery of the city.

Stella Jensen, 12th Grade, "Untitled Dog"
Stella Jensen, 12th Grade, “Untitled Dog”

Artist Statement: At first this picture may be just another cute dog photo, but to me it is a representation of how overlooked shelter dogs are. people constantly wanting the most desirable, perfect pure bred dog, when in reality there are hundreds of thousands of dogs walking the streets waiting for a home to finally be at peace. 

Devin Nim, 12th Grade, "Zoom!"
Devin Nim, 12th Grade, “Zoom!”

Artist Statement: Our view is large and we don’t see the loveliness in which nature presents us, zooming in will unveil what is hidden to us.

Luke Maddock, 12th Grade, "Relay"
Luke Maddock, 12th Grade, “Relay”

Artist Statement: This photo is a representation of the infinite repetition in life, and how finding beauty and uniqueness in that repetition is extremely important.

Jaydn Sandstrom, 12th grade, "Thinking Frog"
Jaydn Sandstrom, 12th grade, “Thinking Frog”
Jerry Casimir Zhu, 12th Grade, "Blown Away"
Jerry Casimir Zhu, 12th Grade, “Blown Away”

Artist Statement: This photo was an experiment in framing and lighting. I wanted to use a studio background and focus on contrast as the main element

Lamont Johnson, 12th Grade, "Choo Choo"
Lamont Johnson, 12th Grade, “Choo Choo”

Artist Statement: The train leads people to their destination and is blurred because people often forget to enjoy the journey that comes with it. The color and black and white represents how people are hyper focused on one thing and forget to look at their surroundings. 

Tyler R Martinez, 12th Grade, "Electricity in Motion"
Tyler R Martinez, 12th Grade, “Electricity in Motion”

Artist Statement: In this photo I got a chance to shoot the SeaFair Hydroplanes and used their speed to my advantage to make a panning shot. I also used the bright red livery to highlight one color in the photo (red) to draw the eyes of viewers.

Yongyin Wu, 12th Grade, "Ode to Penn"
Yongyin Wu, 12th Grade, “Ode to Penn”

Artist Statement: Empty plates and intertwined cutlery, frozen in black and white tones, form an unfinished ritual, concealing delicate emotions about waiting and absence.

Keith Cottom, 12th Grade, "a day on the beach"
Keith Cottom, 12th Grade, “a day on the beach”

Artist Statement: it just reminds me of when i was young and my parents took me on the beach a lot so it just brings me back to when i was a young child.

Garner Pelton, 12th Grade, "Triptych"
Garner Pelton, 12th Grade, “Triptych”

Artist Statement: The portrait takes inspiration from Irving Penn’s photos with moving light. This creates a panoramic effect by using long exposure and a moving fresnel light.

Ingraham High School

Teddy Groebner, 12th Grade, "Nebulous Stone"
Teddy Groebner, 12th Grade, “Nebulous Stone”

Nathan Hale High School

Noah Goldstone, 12th Grade, "Untitled"
Noah Goldstone, 12th Grade, “Untitled”
Amelia Spencer, 12th Grade, "Untitled"
Amelia Spencer, 12th Grade, “Untitled”
Hannah Barnes, 12th Grade, "Untitled"
Hannah Barnes, 12th Grade, “Untitled”
Hazel Isgur, 12th Grade, "Untitled"
Hazel Isgur, 12th Grade, “Untitled”
Kaylie Nchagwa, 12th Grade, "Untitled"
Kaylie Nchagwa, 12th Grade, “Untitled”

Roosevelt High School

Chloe Migita, 12th Grade, "Untitled"
Chloe Migita, 12th Grade, “Untitled”
Antonia Reed, 12th Grade, "Made to be Measured"
Antonia Reed, 12th Grade, “Made to be Measured”
Ava Dandurand, 12th Grade, "Los Padres"
Ava Dandurand, 12th Grade, “Los Padres”
Cameron M., 10th Grade, "Study of a Phantom Bloom"
Cameron M., 10th Grade, “Study of a Phantom Bloom”
Eli Jones, 12th Grade, "Untitled"
Eli Jones, 12th Grade, “Untitled”

West Seattle High School

Keira Collins , 11th Grade, "Untitled"
Keira Collins , 11th Grade, “Untitled”
Sophia Chen, 10th Grade, "Untitled"
Sophia Chen, 10th Grade, “Untitled”
Ansell Guillot , 10th Grade, "Untitled"
Ansell Guillot , 10th Grade, “Untitled”
Ezra Babcock, 12th Grade, "Untitled"
Ezra Babcock, 12th Grade, “Untitled”

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