In this presentation I talk about a photographer and filmmaker named Lauren Greenfield who focuses her work on women in society from young girls to women. She uses theoretical and ethically evaluative photography to bring awareness to unrealistic beauty standards, and how society creates image-obsessed girls. She uses different techniques like side lighting, front lighting, rule of odds, etc to showcase everyday women experiences in society. Even though the photos are from 1990's and on, they still have a big effect on the world today, and what women will do to "look pretty" in the public eye. I loved how Lauren brought attention to these problems in society because as the pictures show, these procedures and actions (like tanning in a tanning booth) start young and end up hurting young girls in the long run. Girls are more worried about appearance then there own mental-health.  Her work showed me that these compositional choices aren’t just aesthetic pictures taken for fun, they are very intentional pictures that help emphasize the emotional and mental impact of societal pressure on females. ​