Kelsee Bryant is a contributing photographer, writer, and videographer to RedEye. She will be attending University of Louisville next year majoring in Anthropology.
Movie review: “The Raven”
Being a huge Edgar Allan Poe fan, I awaited this movie anxiously for weeks after watching the trailer. The plot line was simple: someone was taking Poe’s gruesome tales of…
StARTing with Home: Chad Gray, the Derby City Artist
This local artist, Chad Gray, has lived in Louisville his entire life. He went to elementary, middle, and high school in Louisville as well as attending Sullivan University to study…
Book review: Lolita
Banned in countries all around the world at some point in time, Lolita has been causing controversy since the very beginning. Many people have heard of this strange classic not…
Gallery: Unsuspected
Kelsee Bryant shares her fictional studio photo project around the theme of murder. [nggallery id=629]…
StARTing with Home: Joseph Mays, projection photographer
Projection photography is a different kind of photography which shines a design from a projector onto a subject to capture the shot, and Joseph Mays perfects this art. “I’m fascinated…
Opinion: Post-Apocalyptic thriller sure to surprise
After my week long craze for the very popular Hunger Games, I knew I wanted to read more sci-fy/futuristic stories because it kept me so intrigued. I found a book…
What are you doing for spring break?
Manual students tell what their plans are for the week off of school. …
StARTing with Home: The otherworldly Noah Church
Walking around the Highlands area of Louisville, you’ll mostly likely see an extremely tall man wearing black-and-white-striped clothing, riding a very colorful hand-decorated bicycle. His name is Noah Church. Noah’s…
StARTing with Home: Local photographer Sarah Marie Miller is a creative storyteller
As I was looking through local artists, I stumbled upon Sarah Marie Miller—a woman with a serious talent for photography. I found her on the Louisville Artists Directory; oddly, her…
Gallery: ILP testing for seniors
As a state requirement, students are required to complete their ILP (Individual Learning Plan), which is a source that matches students with different careers and universities based on a personality…