Evan's Photo Blog

  I took this picture during 4th period I took this picture at the Maoli concert I took this picture on a hike to Mount Tapochao

 Pictures of my cousin I took using the rule of thirds Picture of me breaking the rule of thirds

       Portrait Photography - My friend took a picture of me on this railing from our hike up Mount Tapochau. Nature Photography - I took this picture when I was playing on a golf course in Guam Sunset Photography - I took this photo when I was eating dinner at the beach behind Hyatt Food Photography - I took this when I was eating at a restaurant somewhere in Garapan. Black and White Photography - This was taken my sophomore year after school at the Ada gym parking lot that I edited to make black and white.

  This is my pet his name is Rai This is Buster This is Bingo

  I consider my friends and family my heroes and role models, each and every one of them encourage me to work hard in life while having fun at the same time. They all make me the person I am today and make my life much easier and I can't thank them enough for how much they have done for me.

Iconic Photographer Project Ansel Adams The most significant landscape photographer of the 20th century was an American named Ansel Adams, who was born on February 20, 1902, in San Francisco, California, and passed away on April 22, 1984, in Carmel, California.  Ansel Adams primarily captured black-and-white images of nature in the American West's national parks. Adams was drawn to these locations because of their untouched, natural beauty. His objective was to record the breathtaking beauty of the world as it is. These are some pictures that I have taken in the past on some past trips to Guam, and at beaches and Golf courses.

  Suicide Cliff:  Near the northern tip of Saipan, in the Northern Mariana Islands, is a cliff known as Suicide Cliff. It gained historical significance toward the end of World War II. Bird Island:  Bird Island, which is northeast of Saipan and is close to Suicide Cliff and Blue Hole, gets its name from the large number of birds that live there. Despite the Bird Island's small size, birds may live there comfortably. Banzai Cliff:  The Northern Mariana Islands' Saipan island's northernmost point, Banzai Cliff, is a historic location with a view of the Pacific, also is the location where the Japanese jumped off so they will not be captured. Sugar King Park:  In Garapan, Saipan, Northern Mariana Islands, right next to the NMI Museum of History and Culture, lies a municipal park called Sugar King Park. Last Command Post:  In the north of Saipan, there is a larger peace park that includes The Last Command Post. The Last Command Post, the Monument to the War Dead in the Mid-Pacif

  First thing I do when I wake up is go into my bathroom and brush my teeth and get ready for school Next I start heading to school with my friends and grab some breakfast on the way Lastly I arrive to school and hang around with my friends waiting for the bell to ring for 1st period, once the bell rings I start heading to my class.