I choose this photo because this is a problem in West Point. People abandain thier vehicle's anny where and ervery where. This is the 2nd biggest problem in West Point. Can you see why this person abandend this vehicle.
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1 comments:
What a great photo! I love how you decided to take it in black and white. It really adds to the story of abandonment and negativity.
I like how you tied this problem into West Point as a community. Maybe write a line saying what can be done to possibly fix this problem.
I also love how you directly addressed the reader by using "you".
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