Kids Kingdom, such wonderful memories.
So here's a few views of my childhood.

The entrance! 

 Some trash cans, that have been here for I don't know how long.

 I used to fall off these and get so many blisters, just to accomplish passing through these bad boys.

 I HATED the tire swing. I would stare at this blot just so I wouldn't get too dizzy.

 I used to have slippery shoes that made walking on this thing scary.

 I know a lot of people who don't follow this rule. (Not me of course.. heheh.)

That little tube under the triangle wooden area, my little hide-n-seek spot.

So apparently, I did the project wrong. Sorry, Mrs. Whee-ler. I took a whole new set of pictures, but actually stayed with a subject this time. A teddy bear!

So here you are.

Direct, Straight On

Strong Light Source

Depth of Field

Extreme Perspective

 Juxtaposition

 Turned away, isolated, or edging out of frame

 Zoomed in

 Multiples of subject

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So, Mrs. Wheeler, if this isn't what you're looking for, 

I don't know what is.

This past weekend I took the pictures for the One Subject, Multiple Views.

Sorry to say, I couldn't stay in the 'one subject' part. I used many subjects, but I still took the pictures!

So here we go.

This one is Direct, Straight On.

This next one is Strong Light Source, pretty strong, don'tcha think?

An easy one was Depth of Field.

I didn't know what Extreme Perspective was exactly, but I winged it. This picture turned out to be my favorite of all.

This is Juxtaposition. It's of the subject I tried to focus on (Monica) but I couldn't. Here it is anyways.

Poor Monica, so Turned away, Isolated, and Edging out of Frame.

I tried my hardest to be Zoomed In.

And this next one was easy, Multiples of Subject.