Linda Li This is a phoenix flower tree. Because of the season, its flowers are gradually falling, and its branches look a little bare. But the flowers that remain on the branches are still beautiful. This flower is beautiful from beginning to end, whether it is fresh or dead. The next time, they will compete to bloom again. Continue reading Change your Point of View
Linda Li Saipan is a place where it is like spring all the year round. There will be different flowers all the time. They’re totally different but they’re all pretty. Most of the flowers I see I don’t really know their names, only their appearance. Hopefully you can try to remember the name later. Continue reading Isolate the Subject
Palm trees are the trademark of the tropics. There are many kinds of palm trees, and over two thousand species of palm trees on earth. Many of these palm trees produce coconuts or dates. They grow in the tropical and subtropical regions. As such, they are commonly found on islands, where they are seen enjoyed by tourists and locals alike. Continue reading Palm Trees – Balance Elements in a Scene – EJP
Light pollution is a serious problem in modern society. However, it is largely ignored and barely considered. Light pollution is the use of artificial light in instances that are excessive. Large neon or LED lights, for example, take away natural darkness and waste energy every night they are kept on. The results of light pollution are usually ignored: the drowning of starlight, straining of eyes, … Continue reading Light Pollution – Juxtaposition – EJP
Bikes were originally invented in 1817. Before bicycles, carriages and horses were most common. These methods of travel were largely dependent on horses. As a result, land travel was particularly expensive. However, bicycles, and their mass production, allowed people to travel the land quickly and cheaply. With one purchase, they now had a vehicle that they did not have to feed, rent, or train. Continue reading “Biking” – Left to Right – EJP
Artificial refrigerators were created in 1834. The invention of refrigerators revolutionized modern lifestyle, as homes could now store foods longer and enjoy delicacies that would otherwise have spoiled. Cooling meats to extend their “shelf life” was common practice. However, this was commonly done with ice. Now, people did not have to purchase ice regularly to store their foods safely and for longer periods of time. Continue reading Refrigerators – Change your Point of View – EJP
A few decades ago, the keyboard was an integral part of the computer. Its design was, at first, very similar to that of a vintage typewriter. However, the keyboard has quickly evolved in it design. The modern keyboard features extremely fast response times. Their signals travel in less than 5 milliseconds on average. In addition to this, many modern keyboards are backlit – allowing gamers … Continue reading Keyboards – Particular Color Combinations – EJP
The island of Saipan is surrounded by a vast ocean known to man as the Pacific Ocean. The Pacific Ocean is one four oceans on our planet: The Atlantic, the Arctic Ocean, the Indian Ocean, and the Pacific Ocean. These oceans are vast, covering more than 70 percent of our planet’s surface. They are filled with all kinds of plant and animal life. However, pollution … Continue reading Ocean – Rule of Space – EJP
Flowers are the gems and jewels of grasslands and forests. Their bright and beautiful color attracts the human eye. Thus, many people decide to plant them in their own gardens to embellish their own land. Flowers also attract pollinators and other animals. By attracting animals, they can help spread their pollen to other flowers, pollinating those flowers. Because of their beauty, flowers spread through wild … Continue reading “Flowers” – Isolate the Subject – EJP
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