[Show her? And this was the biggest problem with her preference for analog over digital: harder to share her work when people wanted to see it.
Thankfully, she's got her photos in her bag nearby, and can reach them without having to get out of bed. She flips on the string of lanterns on her wall for some light before holding up each photo individually and taking a picture with her phone camera.
She sends the first, one of the fountain in front of Blackwell: a close up of the water with the coins underneath and a torn piece of paper floating on the surface, centered in the middle of the photo. The paper appears to be part of a letter to someone, the torn words that were still readable talking about how they had something important to share but couldn't find the right words to say it. The implication here would be either the writer tore up the letter and discarded it because they couldn't find the courage to send it, or the recipient of the letter had torn it up because they hadn't liked what the writer had to say.
The next is a profile of Kate Marsh, her eyes downcast but she seems to be trying to hide a small smile as she sips from a pretty, delicate teacup. It was clearly taken outside, the sun lighting up the girl's face and turning her blonde hair golden.
Then she sends the last one: a candid of Warren and Brooke, the two of them sitting close in the science lab and talking animatedly about something. It's from far enough away from them that their legs can be seen under the table, Brooke clearly bumping her knee against Warren's. They're framed by the outline of a beaker, the photo taken through the glass.]
I'm so sorry for this tl;dr
Thankfully, she's got her photos in her bag nearby, and can reach them without having to get out of bed. She flips on the string of lanterns on her wall for some light before holding up each photo individually and taking a picture with her phone camera.
She sends the first, one of the fountain in front of Blackwell: a close up of the water with the coins underneath and a torn piece of paper floating on the surface, centered in the middle of the photo. The paper appears to be part of a letter to someone, the torn words that were still readable talking about how they had something important to share but couldn't find the right words to say it. The implication here would be either the writer tore up the letter and discarded it because they couldn't find the courage to send it, or the recipient of the letter had torn it up because they hadn't liked what the writer had to say.
The next is a profile of Kate Marsh, her eyes downcast but she seems to be trying to hide a small smile as she sips from a pretty, delicate teacup. It was clearly taken outside, the sun lighting up the girl's face and turning her blonde hair golden.
Then she sends the last one: a candid of Warren and Brooke, the two of them sitting close in the science lab and talking animatedly about something. It's from far enough away from them that their legs can be seen under the table, Brooke clearly bumping her knee against Warren's. They're framed by the outline of a beaker, the photo taken through the glass.]
they look better in person....