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Personal Narrative: My First College Forensics

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My focus of the project was myself in a new outfit for my first college forensic meet that took place Tuesday October 20th. I crossed my fingers for good luck before taking the selfie. Under the main pictures is a picture of my Dad and I with my big catch of the Volkmann family fishing trip. Seeing that picture reminds me of fishing with my dad and the fun times of reeling that big fish in. The SMSU sign is on top of my collage to show my pride and love for my college. I am very honored and blessed to attend SMSU. The second selfie on my collage is after my RA interview last spring. I was very pleased with myself after the interview I thought I rocked and turns out I did I got the job. My colorful running shoes are important to help me stay active and so my feet don’t hurt when I am on RA duty rounds. I glued the logo for SMSU Resident Life to my photo because I am an RA and promote campus events and house programs. In the bottom left corner is my favorite food homemade mac and cheese. Across the mac and cheese pictures is the words “pumpkin space latte” I enjoy treating myself to a sugary coffee once and a while and in the fall time that drink is delicious. Apples and grapes represent how I like to eat fresh fruits and vegetables on a daily basics. The top left corner is lilacs my favorite flower because at my house we have five lilacs tress. Lilacs smell wonderful and bloom in May …show more content…

The pictures of my Dad and I a cropped the background of the lake and boat out to better focus on the big fish. The selfie after my interview with the thumbs up was cropped to focus in on my face and cut out my legs. The running the focus is on the crazy colors so I cut the picture out to get rid of the extra white space. The picture of the fresh fruit is red and I overlapped the corner to save space on the collage. On the picture of the lilac bush I cropped to focus better on a cluster of flowers rather than the entire

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