Moods. We all have them. They are often dependent on our surroundings, temperament and if you’re anything like me, the last time you ate. Recently, colloquial language has made “a mood” into something that is deemed relatable by someone else. For example, this gallery about real-life wonder women is a mood. This story about ants decorating their homes with the heads of their enemies is a mood. Anyway, I’m getting off-topic but you get the idea.

Photographs have moods, too. A mood in a photograph can be created through light, emotion, post-processing, color vs. black and white, the character’s expression, the setting of the photograph or even the photographer’s own emotions while making the photograph.