By offering a new or unusual perspective, photographs can change the way people look at seemingly ordinary things. In Corbin’s “Loss of Innocence,” the white sheet represents the innocence leaving a person when finally glimpsing a previously unseen reality.
"I chose not to show my face; that way, others are able to have a stronger connection to this piece by imagining themselves as me,” Corbin said.
Aarthika is a senior and Editor-in-Chief of The Purple Tide. She enjoys writing fantasy and romance novels, daydreaming, and cuddling with her two adorable...