Fatima Lumanlan

Photographer: Robert Mapplethorpe   I chose Robert Mapplethorpe because of his unique photographic style. I also found his work to be very creative. His works are composed of tones of black, gray, and white and the distinctive polaroid style. There’s also the balance, unity, and the idea of perfection running through all of his images which evokes emotion and an idea, which resulted in appealing portraits. Robert Mapplethorpe Original Photos: Recreated Photos:

  Suddenly, a duck passed by. Oops. My dad's hand was trembling. Our dog's tail wiggled. The motion from trees. Motion Freeze: Rooster's stare Water flow movement Motion from ceiling fan Motion from leaves

  Nature Photography Abstract Photography Colorful Photography Food Photography Black and White Photography

A black rooster's stare   A pigeon's soft stare Cluck! Cluck! Cluck!

My mom My dad They are my hero and inspiration in life. I love them both!

  My subject is the car; it is located on the left side. The pretty Hibiscus flower is located on the bottom right side. Hungry? A cup of rice on the right side. Breaking the Rule of Thirds!  

  Line Shape Color Space Form Texture Tone

  The Okinawa peace memorial is dedicated to all the Okinawans that lost their lives during the battle of Saipan that occurred on June 15, 1944. This plaque is considered a National Historic Landmark and administered by the US National Park Service. The Last Command Post Park honors the final days of the brutal battle of the Pacific War. Japanese people did not want to give themselves up during World War II, so when Japan lost the battle, they walked up to the Banzai Cliff and jumped into the sea to end their lives. Banzai Memorial expresses our deepest gratitude and reverence for the spirits of those loyal and brave soldiers who gave their lives defending their homeland, as well as our hope for eternal world peace.