Working for Tomorrow

Through portraiture photography, Working for Tomorrow tells stories of Linfield University students. Employing a strategic communications writing style, this project highlights students' unique career goals and the work they do to pave a path towards the future. Linfield serves as a thematic connection, uniting these narratives. Images were captured using a canon EOS 60D with an 85 mm lens. Explore how today's efforts shape tomorrow's ambitions!

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DigitalCommons@Linfield (Linfield College)
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2025-06-05
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Participatory Visual Research Methods
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Working for Tomorrow

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Working for Tomorrow

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Abstract

Through portraiture photography, Working for Tomorrow tells stories of Linfield University students. Employing a strategic communications writing style, this project highlights students' unique career goals and the work they do to pave a path towards the future. Linfield serves as a thematic connection, uniting these narratives. Images were captured using a canon EOS 60D with an 85 mm lens. Explore how today's efforts shape tomorrow's ambitions!

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