This is the most powerful photo from the slideshow because it has very raw emotions. I understand this must be a very difficult time for them and its nice to see the contrast in their personalities.
Home in Denver: #1-7
At Basic Training: #8-30
At Fort Carson: #31-50
In Iraq: #51-70
Back in Denver: #71-82
I think the pictures taken at basic training were most powerful because they showed how Ian transformed and changed and they captured a lot of emotion.
The photos work together by following his entire journey in the military, showing his struggles and triumphs along the way, telling a story.
The verbs are in present tense.
The captions help tell the story that is shown in the photos.
Image #5 -
Ian sits with his father in their home before starting he starts his new life in the military. Ian's father does not want him to leave, but understands his reasons for doing so.
Image #51 -
| Ian stands in shock as he watches his best friend loose his life during the summer and stationed in Afghanistan. Ian struggled to stay on his game throughout the rest of his job that summer. |
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