This photo shows a nervous feeling through the hand fidgeting. 

This photo shows a feeling of stuck from the tall building and dark windows.

 A window could be an escape for someone and when surrounded by heavy lines like concrete it leads to a feeling of trapped. 

This photo shows a feeling of worn and tired.

This photo gives me a feeling of unwilling conformity. The building is all the same flat, dark windows, while the trees contrast against the uniform building. The Victorian street lamp also give this effect.

This photo makes me think of the feeling of taking a fresh breath of air. The overpowering buildings are almost stacked on top of the viewer but the sky reminds us that the world is open.

This photo shows an emotion of comfort.

This photo captures the emotion excitement with starting new things.

This photo captures the emotion of leaving something behind. 

This photo captures the emotion of loneliness.

This photo captures a solemn feeling. 

This photo captures an emotion of wonder.

This photo captures an emotion of nostalgia 

This photo captures a feeling of uneasiness.

This photo captures a feeling of curiosity.

When you shoot in black and white it forces you to focus more on a subject itself then color. I feel like black and white is harder in a sense to shoot then color because black and white forces the viewer to really look at the subject without the distraction of colors.  From this assignment I learned how to analyze emotion in a photo and how to focus more on the subject solely.