oops. Double post...

I really like the idea of a real soldier and then the korean memorial soldiers made of stone. It's like the real thing and then the memorial for them.

This is my diptych thingy. I like the contrast and also how it looks like there's a monument thingy in each pic. It creates unity.

Spring Break is when I'm planning on doing some photoshoots with flags, blood, and some models. Right now I'm really busy but this will happen!!

 I'm trying to decide which grave phot I like better. I just have to figure out how to edit the names out of this one above.

 I like this one a lot. It has that Kennedy memorial in the back ( I think it's the kennedy..)

This one has a miniture washington monument in teh back and I really like the bushes in this one.

Week 4 right?

This is just an update. I'm just waiting for critique and I've also been thinking about addings some pictures with models in them. I have my dad's old guns so I just need a model...

My Ten Photos!!

 This is picture of the Washington Monument. The day was really stormy, hence the clouds, but it was also sunny. Weird East Coast weather.

 This is, again, the Washington Monument but it has a different feel to it.

 This one had MAJOR editing done to it. I think it's cool but, someone else might not. This was at the WWII memorial.

 This was the changing of the guard at the Arlington memorial site. It's all black and white except for the soldier's face.

 This was just beautiful. The day was really stormy and I was cold so this is one of the 2 only unblurry photos.

 This was at the WWII memorial. I made the background really fuzzy but the words clear so you can read them.

 This was at the WWII memorial. I thought that it was a good story. I wanted the battle scene to be warm so that it can contrast the photo below with the peace scene being colder.

 This one is the same as above. It looks like a really good story too.

 This was at the WWII memorial.

This was at the Korean War memorial. I really liked the stone soldiers!