I RECOMMEND LISTENING TO THIS SONG WHILE LOOKING THROUGH THIS PHOTO ALBUM, ADDS TO THE ATMOSPHERE OF THE COLLAGE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kzvZE4BY0hY The radioactive wind blew over the dusty plains and flowed through the gaps and cracks of a once-potent War Machine–now inactive. It had been 12 years after the Cold War turned Hot, and after the deaths of billions in the resulting “Great War”, the rusty … Continue reading Itim at Puti
Song SeongBeom (Kevin Song) In one’s life, there are so many things to appreciate; however, it all depends on the individual’s perspective. The camaraderie I can build with another being, the beauty that alleviates my jaded soul, gifts from friends and family, and life as itself are just some of the many sources of my appreciation. The particular picture above depicts my brother’s gift from … Continue reading Sources of Appreciation
Louis Zheng Everything done takes direction. Walking, jogging, running, sprinting. The most important thing is where you are going. This picture represents school. Where we decide to take ourselves while in school, and where it will take us in the future. The future is bright and unknown. There are many beacons in whatever direction you are going, but it is up to you to keep … Continue reading Direction
Arvin Dayao “Life is full of doors waiting to be opened.” Throughout our years, new opportunities are presented to us each leading to a different path that will determine our future. The real question lies in whether we decide to accept that opportunity- whether we decide to open that door or not. In our lives, we face this dilemma quite often. This may apply to … Continue reading A Symmetrical Perspective
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This photo shows the view of the dock. I put the sea level on the bottom third of the frame, which connects the other side. And put the tree on the right side, making up about a third of the right side of the image. This photo was taken at around 5 pm, and the sun was still very strong. The sun passed through the … Continue reading Linda Li- The Rule of Third
I took this picture on my mobile phone in Garapan. It was around five in the afternoon, and the setting sun was shining with golden light, and the view was very natural. The whole photo was dim and warm, without any post-processing. But the angle of the picture does not fully show the beauty of the sunset. Continue reading Esther Li– Rule of Third
SeongBeom Song (Kevin Song) The last photo I have uploaded depicts the beauty of our remote but marvelous island. In this photo, the white flower grows along with multiple beautiful flowers and sceneries. Although the white flower may seem small and negligible, this minuscule factor indisputably adds to our island’s beauty. Throughout my life, I have contemplated multiple times of my own value within the … Continue reading Appreciation for Nature
Lyzelle Castillo Although Saipan is commonly known for its breathtaking scenic views, there is no denying that the urban or city side of Saipan is progressively flourishing. Especially with the building of Imperial Pacific Hotel, Saipan surely offers a stunning hotel design that leaves everyone in awe. The photo above was taken at the American Memorial Park. It was meant to show how the vast … Continue reading Building with Nature
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