I will also send a file with the instructions of what to do if i didnt explain them good enough In the file you will see multiple topics but i only needed to choose one so i chose earthquake so you wont need to worry about that. .   Earthquakes Earthquake preparation will suffice since we cannot predict an earthquake this semester. Do not just take a picture of a crack in the ground and say “earthquake”. Why do we need to prepare for earthquakes in OC? “Orange County” pictures are supposed to come from the internet due to covid, the paper is supposed to be 10 paragraphs long with a picture to go with the paragraph §  10 Photographs, 10 Paragraphs §  Photos are limited to Southern California. If you have pictures that you really want to use that were taken in locations other than Southern California let me know about it in advance. Photos should be at least 3×5 in size. §  Include a table of contents. Your photos should be in the order shown above. Each photo will have a typed description and paragraph analysis (see below for example).  Bibliographic information will include the location, date and time of photo. The analysis will include a definition or explanation of the topic and a detailed description/analysis of how the photo represents the topic. The more insightful the analysis the higher the project grade. EXAMPLE Topic:                   Mass Wasting Date:                    October 3, 2009 Location:             Ortega Hwy Description:         Landslide Analysis:    Ortega Highway cuts east out of Orange County through the mountains and along the way the slopes are steep and subjected to mass wasting.  The material tumbled down the slope in a process known as a landslide.  Recent rains would have lubricated and added weight to the slope though there was apparently limited mudflow in this event.  Road cuts may have also steepened the slope encouraging mass wasting. This landslide was a quick event (as opposed to creep) and will be quickly cleared by CalTrans. One can assume though that given the steep slopes along Ortega that this event my likely re-occur. Good thing I am not commuting through here…