Humans of Puyallup

Published February 10, 2014

Humans of Puyallup
“I look forward to getting out, traveling and capturing the moment,” Sean Friebel, PHS junior, said.
“I look forward to getting out, traveling and capturing the moment,” Sean Friebel, PHS junior, said.
"My grandma gifted me one of her retired digital cameras when I was in 5th grade; so I guess you could say I became a photographer then. But I've always loved capturing moments visually; so maybe I was born a photographer. Every time I see a photograph I am reminded of the power photography has and am continually inspired to become a better photographer. I am inspired by the beauty of moments, of nature, of people, of time," Emma Miller, PHS senior, said.
“My grandma gifted me one of her retired digital cameras when I was in 5th grade; so I guess you could say I became a photographer then. But I’ve always loved capturing moments visually; so maybe I was born a photographer. Every time I see a photograph I am reminded of the power photography has and am continually inspired to become a better photographer. I am inspired by the beauty of moments, of nature, of people, of time,” Emma Miller, PHS senior, said.