By Jasper Willson Posted on

The People Who Make Pullman

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When I think of Pullman, I don’t think of a specific building. I think of my friends. Pullman is so special because of the community you make. I decided to photograph my friends on one of our evenings making dinner. While we do these evenings regularly, this specific evening was planned so that I could photograph it. All the things my friends did were decisions made of their own will. I used a Nikon D7100 to take these photos. The photos are edited in Lightroom to play with the saturation. This series is to show that the buildings don’t make Pullman, the people do.



One of many apartments that line the edge of Washington State University campus.
The inside of a broke, single college student’s apartment.
A backpack leans against the single table in the apartment used for mostly homework.
A woman laughs at the table, filling the room with chatter.
A saucepan filled with enough macaroni to feed four college students cooks.
Two women dance together in the kitchen as a third cooks in the background.
A woman joins her friends in their silly antics, dancing over to them as four boxes of macaroni cook behind her.
One woman feeds her friend macaroni, testing if their delicious dinner is done.
A woman pours drinks into mismatched cups while another woman finishes the food.
As the evening winds down, two of the friends lay together on the ground, cuddled up as they watch a show.