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“This represents how the students are developing in their own individual ways, and the sense of possibility that lies ahead of them.”
— Peter de Lory
Expression through art
Hayes Freedom High School unveils commission project
- By Danielle Frost
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March 3, 2015 12:00 am
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Life
Seattle photographer Peter de Lory discusses the meaning behind each of the images he captured during his commissioned project for Hayes Freedom High School. "From my first introduction to this commission I felt excited about this unusual new school and the sense it gave me of community and belonging."
Peter de Lory photographed events and daily activities that he felt best illustrated Hayes Freedom, such as the gestures students' hands made as they looked at a yearbook.
This image of the Lacamas Creek trail is one of several that de Lory captured during his project for Hayes Freedom High School.
This piece, taken at the 2014 commencement ceremony, represents Hayes Freedom students moving forward with life and the possibilities that lie ahead.
Hayes Freedom teachers Corrine Lorch (left) and Monica Winkley look at de Lory's 19 photos. These were captured in and around the school, and are now displayed in the main hallway.
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