Joe Rosenthal

Joe Rosenthal was the photographer who first took the picture of the marines raising the flag at Iwo Jima, part of World War II. You saw this same pose after the crash of the world trade centers by the firefighters. I thought many of Rosenthals war photos were neat.











































































































I think this photographer is neat because he seems to be patriotic, and with my blog you can see that i am as well. One of Rosenthal's first photos was the rise of the flag, and many people accused him that it was staged, but come to find out the it was not staged. I felt like Rosenthal was took pretty cool photos of war areas.

This is my dog same. This is the picture without the flash.










This is after i used Picasa to enhance the photo.

Whole Name

ALL PATCHED TOGETHER.
Pretty cool assignment

Name

(P) a billboard. I tried finding one that didn't have any signs or anything but this was the best i could find. I found that P was the Hardest Letter to find.








(A) This was just like a pergola in our local park. Thought it looked pretty cool, i was thinking about using an a frame house but saw this an thought it would be interesting.









(R) Light pole, this looked pretty cool as i was driving down the road.

















(K) Pair of scissors looks like the shape of a K, my little nephew was playing and this is how he laid them down.










(E)an electricity pole. That is near my house. Kinda looks like an E.


















(R) Fire Hydrant that looks like an R.

My logo i created, i have recently enjoyed the patriotic theme i have been on.

This was after a little bit of color and after i cropped out the flag. Many people probably didn't even see the flag before the cropping was done.

This is before i cropped.

After Cropping out the sky!

Original Picture at Thunder over Louisville in Kentucky.

This is after i played with picasa and changed the color.

This was before i lightend the photo, being in the shadow made the headstone look a little dark to me.