Photojournalism Essay by Anna Klein

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Two Lego minifigures build a snowman in the snow. This scene was created by 
Anna Klein in 2016 in an attempt to decorate her room for the holidays.

A group of Lego soldiers relax in the jungle after doing whatever Lego soldiers do. 
This scene was created by self proclaimed Lego enthusiast and professional sock 
drawer organizer Anna Klein in spring of 2015.


Zane from Lego Ninjago peers out from behind a tree after spying on a mysterious group 
of soldiers in the jungle. Due to the fact that Legos are inanimate objects, he gathered no 
new information about the mysterious soldiers.

Comments

  1. AnonymousNovember 12, 2020 at 10:23 AM

    That's a huge Lego display! The sheer amount of base plates in one room is... beautiful to see.

    I like the use of depth of field in the two last photos, it accentuates the word the Lego guys are living in, as opposed to the regular human exterior.

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  2. M RechnerNovember 16, 2020 at 2:25 PM

    I appreciate the unique idea of a photojournalism piece about Lego people in their Lego world. Compelling storytelling.

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