Beauty in Depth

By: Erica Testerman

America should be known for it’s beauty, but America’s beauty has many sides to it. Some that are good and bad, yet the nature still seems to surprise us. Many people still have many unanswered questions about America’s beauty. My vision of America’s beauty is nature. Nature is sometimes clean and pure but not always, but sometimes even the ugly side of nature can be beautiful.

Disastrous Beauty

The Wonders

Breathtaking

Animal Nature

Sometimes we take advantage of the things we have in the world. The idea we’d do anything for ourselves even if it means destroying the things around us. As in this sense it means that nature is slowly dissolving, and then things turn disastrous. Not only does the beautiful nature deteriorate before us, but we start to fight with one another. Also we start to ruin what’s closer to us than nature.. but our homes..

Daily Cruelty

It seems as if some people enjoy the beauty at the time, but not willing enough to stop some things that keep deteriorating nature.

I also have another side that I think the beauty of America is. Our own city is beauty as is. You just have to look in the positive way that others choose not to see it. Sometimes you just have to look at it at another angle.

Another Angle

My Colors

As you can see each title on the top of each slide have different colors. I’ve chosen black to represent the darkness and evil that secretly goes on. For the purple represent the spirituality and more of a mysterious kind of nature. As for the red is most obvious is for the passion I have for saving our “America,” and for the white on the front page represents purity of the animals being innocent. Brown is for the earthiness that the animals create. They’re a colossal part of the “America” that I see. Orange is for good energy and a great balance of positive warmth. Also the pink is for the trust and much meaning to how I view this “America.” Blue is for the peaceful serenity that that picture gives off. The colors can add a certain feeling that words can’t express, and I hope I’ve explained the reason for my color choices.