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Open to photographs of any subject that were made to satisfy your personal interests.

Inigo Montoya, a 7 pound, nearly toothless, tongue-always-out, heartworm-positive senior chihuahua stray from San Antonio, was our 15th foster dog. While we usually change shelter names, Inigio Montoya was his shelter name, and something about that just felt right for his little spirit. We were fostering him over Halloween, so naturally we had to dress him up as his namesake.

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A worker uses a grinder during the Gate Hall renovation.

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A man dressed in a transformer suit watches fireworks during an event in Bolivar, Ohio

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A father embraces his newborn daughter during a photo shoot

Meet Minxing “Mike” Liu (’26) 🎓

This senior spotlight follows Mike’s four-year journey at Wake Forest University, highlighting the experiences, growth, and relationships that shaped his time on campus. Through cinematic visuals and personal storytelling, the piece captures the transition from student to graduate while reflecting the sense of community and opportunity that define the Wake Forest experience.

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A U.S. Marine veteran protests at a "No Kings" rally on the streets of Akon, Ohio.

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A competitive pole athlete proves you don’t need a fan when the movement starts with you.

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Aerialist soars above a sunflower field on the apparatus aerial silks.

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My first attempt at astrophotography. I think it turned out alright.

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Every Sunday during the summer, I take my early morning bike ride along Lake Michigan here in Chicago and occasionally, I'll bring my camera in case I see something I'd like to capture.  On this day, the sun was coming up and I was coming up to the turn along the lakefront before heading over to the Adler Planetarium and saw people coming around the turn. I stopped and got my camera out, waiting to see if someone on their bike would come around the corner and instead, it was a fisherman and saw the nice opportunity.  Early bird does get the shot.  

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