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Ellie Fox, CHS junior and photography editor, is a little foreign to basketball. Although she had her camera, which she often uses to express herself. "I really enjoyed taking photos of the staff vs. student game," Fox said. "Basketball isn’t a sport I usually watch, so seeing students and teachers face off was a fun way to get into an activity that I’m not super familiar with. Being able to capture those moments important to the game on my camera is one of my favorite parts of being a photographer.”
April 21, 2025
Ellie Fox, CHS junior and photography editor, is a little foreign to basketball. Although she had her camera, which she often uses to express herself. "I really enjoyed taking photos of the staff vs. student game," Fox said. "Basketball isn’t a sport I usually watch, so seeing students and teachers face off was a fun way to get into an activity that I’m not super familiar with. Being able to capture those moments important to the game on my camera is one of my favorite parts of being a photographer.”
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