You must cite the author, last name before first name.
Then, you put the title in quotations, and site when it was taken.
After that, you write that it was an online image, and site the larger website that it was on.
You then have to cite when you accessed it, and the URL it was found at.
I would use this image to start a discussion based on breast cancer awareness,
and how images like these can save lives.
I would critique this image in a positive light, talking about how this type of awareness can lead to lives being saved all over the world, and how the other images from that website promote this type of worldwide awareness.
Falardeau, Paul. "Breast Cancer Ribbon." 8 Oct., 2009. Online Image. Flickr.
15 Oct., 2010. <http://www.flickr.com/photos/21313845@N04/4001173179>.
You must cite the author, last name before first name.
Then, you put the title in quotations, and site when it was taken.
After that, you write that it was an online image, and site the larger website that it was on.
You then have to cite when you accessed it, and the URL it was found at.
Online image. The Frisky. 15 Oct., 2010.
<http://www.thefrisky.com/post/246-breast-cancer-awareness-ads-from-around-the-world1/>.
I would use this image to start a discussion based on breast cancer awareness,
and how images like these can save lives.
I would critique this image in a positive light, talking about how this type of awareness can lead to lives being saved all over the world, and how the other images from that website promote this type of worldwide awareness.