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Who's my hero? That is probably the easiest question that I will ever be asked. My mom, Chavel Green is easily my hero. She is always there for me and always keeps me safe. There is no doubt about it.  She has taught that God, love, family, and education are the most important things by just me observing her. I am so glad that I have her as mom. When I grow up I want to be just like her. I want to be like her so much that I even try to dress like here!! 

The photographer that I choose was Henri Cartier-Bresson. Henri is known for his deceive moment or candid photographs. Henri was a street photographer. Street photographer or candid photography is the act of capturing unplanned photos in public places. This is what Henri Cartier- Bresson was famously known for. The reason that I like Henri's work is because it captures raw moments or people in their true element. When we are taking pictures we often fake a smile contrary of how were really feeling. Capturing people in their element shows exactly how they feel at that time or place. Candid photography is also really interesting because it evokes many thoughts, feelings, and emotion. If you see a candid of a group of friends talking you might wonder what they are talking about, or if you see a candid of a man helping someone in need. Candid or street photography in other words keep the viewer interacted or asking questions and that why I appreciate Henri Cartier-Bresson' wor...

This is my morning view. My room is completely dark in the morning till I open up my curtains so this is normally the first thing I see when I wake up. The first thing I see is my mom's car, the banana and mango trees and lastly the beautiful sunrise.   

These pictures are from Red Beach Night Attack.   These tanks were in the first large-scale tank battle of the Pacific War. 44 tanks attacked the marines on the Red Beach. The next morning 31 tanks were burning on the battlefield. These are tanks that are in the ocean From Afar Zoomed in This is a Japanese Pillbox used during World War 11 (Battle of Saipan) These are the canons used During World War 11 (Battle of Saipan) This bunker became the Last Command Post. It was used by the Japanese defenders before they were captured on July 9, 1944 The outside of the bunker The inside of the bunker The back of the bunker The walk way into the bunker The entrance of the bunker

Hi Everyone!!!  My Name is Lynzey Green