Project One

1. Project One Abdulrahman Alshiha Robert Brown English 1102

2. Reflective Introduction Images are the new writing style at this period of the time. It abbreviates lots of words in one picture. It lets the people to think widely without limiting them in a specific sentences or words. Images have a lot of benefits. First of all it saves the time for people instead of letting them to read over one or two pages. Also, it is very useful for the people who are illiterate. Many people think that the use of images and graphics are much common and useful than the use of written genre. Power could define in many ways. Everyone could give a definition of what does the power mean? And there will be many different answers. I have tried to choose many images that include a natural phenomenon to define it as a power. The reason for selecting this topic is that all people will agree with me that the natural phenomenon could be defined as the power of nature. In this assignment I am trying to inform my audience about the multiple kind of power of nature that happen hourly in our planet without our knowledge because some of them happen in the bottom of the ocean and some of them are very wake so we don’t feel it. However I have included images that have the best definition of power of nature and how that power could destroy our planet in a few seconds or a few minutes and how many people sacrifice to save our lives.

3. The most graphic that was involving to me is the graphic that titled by “Felix Baumgartner”. This image is not related to my topic but it has a huge amount of human successful. It showed us that nothing could stop people to achieve their goals and when they do it nobody could describe how they are proud of themselves because they have done what they were try to do during their life. The image that titled by “Snowpocalypse” was the most helpful image to me to learn about Chicago Lake and the amount of snow that they get every winter. This area in winter is not valid for human life. Everything stop in winter for examples, highways, subways, and airports. Analyzing the image is a very helpful way to understand the concept of that image. For example, one of the greatest way to analyze the image is by asking yourself where, why, and how the photographer took that picture. Also, by asking your self what is the massage that the photographer is trying to share with us? In this project I have learned how to analyze graphic and understand pictures. Also, I have learned that I don’t have to get the entire assignment to start working on the project. I may start and guess what the next step of the assignment will be. This project opens my mind about using some pictures in my future assignment because it saves time and more valuable than writing.

4. Images Collected Image Title: Scape from the death Topic: A woman jumps from a burning building Image Sub-Genre (chart, graphic, diagram, cartoon, photograph, etc.): Mode (informative, persuasive, argumentative, expressive/entertaining):Found Where: Internet website Found How: doing a search about images that relate to power Why Select This Image? Show us that we will do anything to survive because life is important to usWhat Does This Image State About Power? Power of survive Why Do You State So? Jumping from burning building to be alive is power of survive How Does This Image Fit With The Others In Your Collection (if at all)? power of nature. Image One

5. Image Title: SnowpocalypseTopic: Cars are abandoned on Chicago's Lake Shore Drive during the "Snowpocalypse” Image Sub-Genre (chart, graphic, diagram, cartoon, photograph, etc.): Mode (informative, persuasive, argumentative, expressive/entertaining):Found Where: Internet website Found How: doing a search about images that relate to power Why Select This Image? To state that snow could be one of our enemies What Does This Image State About Power? Power of snowWhy Do You State So? Because the snow affects the traffic and stopped everythingHow Does This Image Fit With The Others In Your Collection (if at all)? power of nature. Image Two

6. Rhetorical Analysis (first) Piece: - It is a picture about cars abandoned on Chicago's Lake Shore Drive during the "Snowpocalypse". It was originally published in Chicago tribune newspaper. It was found on buzzfeed.com website. Its main point about the snow issue and how it effect the traffic. Agent: - E. Jason Wambsgans created this piece. The agent is a photographer who works to Chicago tribune newspaper. You can contact this photographer by sending e-mail to the newspaper. Receiver: - It is an image for people who like to know the news and know what is happening around them. Yes I am a part of those audiences. I do believe that there is no problem without a solution. When I saw this image I felt bad that people there still facing the same issue every year. Agenda: - The bias is presented in this piece is expressive mode. It is a general picture no information or data on it. Demands: - The piece urge the problem of the traffic that happen when the snowfall because it is stop the life there which could cause many problems for people who are living there. If the demands are met people lives there will be better during the winter weather and it will not affect their interest. If the demands are not met the life there will become extremely hard during the winter weather. Inquiries: - I want to know if the government has noticed the people there to stay in their homes during that bad weather. Also, I want to know what happened to the people who were in these cars. This is a very strong source, so it is a big problem because source like that will not choose a problem that is not dangerous. No it is not. It is just an event that was included in the news. Gains: - The piece gave more information about snow issue and how it could cause trouble for people. So in the future I have to be aware of how to deal with the snow if I am going to live in a place like that. Motivators: - Snow creep into the street was the sponsor reason to create this piece.

7. Image Title: Chile's Puyehue volcano erupts Topic: Chile's Puyehue volcano erupts, causing air traffic cancellations Image Sub-Genre (chart, graphic, diagram, cartoon, photograph, etc.): Mode (informative, persuasive, argumentative, expressive/entertaining):Found Where: Internet website Found How: doing a search about images that relate to power Why Select This Image? Even that it is a scary image but it looks fantasy What Does This Image State About Power? Power of hurricaneWhy Do You State So? It showed that the hurricane is coming to destroy the area How Does This Image Fit With The Others In Your Collection (if at all)? power of nature. Image Three

8. Image Title: Missouri after a massive tornado Topic: A before and after shot of Joplin, Missouri after a massive tornado Image Sub-Genre (chart, graphic, diagram, cartoon, photograph, etc.): Mode (informative, persuasive, argumentative, expressive/entertaining):Found Where: Internet website Found How: doing a search about images that relate to power Why Select This Image? Because I have learned that anything could disappear in seconds like this city. What Does This Image State About Power? Power of tornado Why Do You State So? Tornado has destroyed the city.How Does This Image Fit With The Others In Your Collection (if at all)? power of nature. Image Four

9. Image Title: tsunami in Japan. Topic: This sightseeing boat, Hama Yuri, was pulled 1300 feet from the coast during the tsunami in Japan Image Sub-Genre (chart, graphic, diagram, cartoon, photograph, etc.): Mode (informative, persuasive, argumentative, expressive/entertaining):Found Where: Internet website Found How: doing a search about images that relate to power Why Select This Image? Showed that anything could happen and change very fast What Does This Image State About Power? Power of tsunami Why Do You State So? The ship is between homes How Does This Image Fit With The Others In Your Collection (if at all)? power of nature. Image Five

10. Image Title: The Waldo Canyon fire Topic: The Waldo Canyon fire burns an entire neighborhood near the foothills of Colorado Springs Image Sub-Genre (chart, graphic, diagram, cartoon, photograph, etc.): Mode (informative, persuasive, argumentative, expressive/entertaining):Found Where: Internet website Found How: doing a search about images that relate to power Why Select This Image? I have selected this image because it related to power of fire What Does This Image State About Power? Power of fire Why Do You State So? Nobody could stop that fire How Does This Image Fit With The Others In Your Collection (if at all)? power of nature Image Six

11. Image Title: Manhattan without lights Topic: Before and after shots of Manhattan after Hurricane Sandy. Image Sub-Genre (chart, graphic, diagram, cartoon, photograph, etc.): Mode (informative, persuasive, argumentative, expressive/entertaining): Found Where: Internet website Found How: doing a search about images that relate to power Why Select This Image? I like that picture Manhattan the powerful area without power. What Does This Image State About Power? Power of Hurricane Why Do You State So? The power of hurricane cut of the electricity power . How Does This Image Fit With The Others In Your Collection (if at all)? power of nature. Image Seven

12. Image Title: Felix Baumgartner. Topic: Felix Baumgartner free fall from the space. Image Sub-Genre (chart, graphic, diagram, cartoon, photograph, etc.): Mode (informative, persuasive, argumentative, expressive/entertaining):Found Where: Internet website Found How: doing a search about images that relate to power Why Select This Image? Because it is related to achieving goals What Does This Image State About Power? Power of achieving Why Do You State So? This man achieved his goal by state a new world record Image Eight

13. Rhetorical Analysis (Second) Text: - It is a photograph. This man in the text has set the world record for skydiving. This text has been taken in the space. It is about an Australian skydiver who set the world record for skydiving an estimated 39 kilometers, reaching an estimated speed of 1357.64 km/h. Reader: - The audience will be everyone who likes adventure or since. Yes I am a part of this audience regard to the amount of the adventure that has done by this man. The author is a company that shares this image because they were the sponsors and to documenting the event so we don’t share any commonalities. Yes, I am open to change offered by this text. I am open to be more creative and work hard to achieve my dreams to benefit the people. Author: - Red Bull Stratos took this image. This image was taken to verifying the historical event that happened and to document every seconds during that time. This image is a part of videotape that was created by the same company and broadcasted online to all people to be aware of what is happening. Constraints: - The limitation and characteristic that limit this image is the camera angle. A stable camera took this image, so it couldn’t give us the best view of the picture. If this image was taken by a photographer it will be mush better. Exigence: - The main point of this image is that it wants to show us that there is nothing impossible to achieve.

14. Image Title: Firefighter Topic: Firefighters greet each other in the aftermath of a fire in a warehouse in Philadelphia. Two firefighters were killed in the blaze. Image Sub-Genre (chart, graphic, diagram, cartoon, photograph, etc.): Mode (informative, persuasive, argumentative, expressive/entertaining):Found Where: Internet website Found How: doing a search about images that relate to power Why Select This Image? The feeling after done a hard and dangerous work is the reason about selecting this image. What Does This Image State About Power? Power of sacrifice Why Do You State So? Tow men were died to save other people life Image Nine

15. Rhetorical Analysis (Third) Piece: - it is a picture about Firefighters greeting each other in the aftermath of a fire in a warehouse in Philadelphia when two firefighters were killed in that place. It was found on the Internet. Its main point is to show us how other people sacrifice to save our lives. Agent: - This piece was created by Matt Rourke. The agent is a photojournalist. You can contact this photojournalist by sending e-mail to him. Receiver: - The audience is everybody who are careless about his or her life. No I am not. I do believe that the firefighter is one of the most dangerous job in the world and who want to get that job must has responsibility because he is going to safe people life. Agenda: The bias is presented in this piece is expressive mode. It is a general picture no information or data on it. Demands: - the piece urge the risk that firefighter face when they are doing their job and that we should aware people how to be safe from fire so the risk that firefighter face will decrease. Inquiries: - I want to know what kind of training the firefighter gets. Also, I want to know if they have skills on medication or not. Gains: - I have gained that the firefighters are people like to sacrifice by their lives to safe other lives and we have to respect them and look at them as a hero. This piece enhance my life to be more about playing with fire and getting a small training of how to deal with a fire when it starts. Motivator: - The photographer has create this piece to inform the people that firefighter suffer because of our careless and some of them could lose their lives because of us.

16. Image Title: A protester gets sprayed in the face Topic: A protester gets sprayed in the face with pepper spray at an Occupy Portland protest Image Sub-Genre (chart, graphic, diagram, cartoon, photograph, etc.): Mode (informative, persuasive, argumentative, expressive/entertaining):Found Where: Internet website Found How: doing a search about images that relate to power Why Select This Image? I saw that people will do anything for their freedomWhat Does This Image State About Power? Power of freedom Why Do You State So? Even the police spray the woman face that will not let her to stop the protest. Image Ten

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