This Slide show is about reflections, rotations, translations, transformations, and tessellations.

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The Notorious N.A.A.T.P.

• This Slide show is about reflections, rotations,
  translations, transformations, and tessellations.
  
• By Tanisha, Nikita, Ashley, and Phil aka Alex.

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Translations
A translation is the sliding of an object from
its original location
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Examples
These are some examples of translations in
everyday life, and in art, these objects were
slid to their current positions to recieve the
translation name.
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More Examples
The World Trade Center, and these twin houses are
good examples of architectural translations.
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By Nikita
And
By Tanisha
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Reflection

• A type of transformation that uses a line that
  acts as a mirror, called line of reflection, with
  an image reflected in the line

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Facts

• Always uses line of reflection
• Also a 180 degree rotation
• Is a mirror image
• The image and the reflection is equidistant
• You can make a reflection by drawing an image on
  a piece of paper, then drawing a line. After
  that, you fold the paper on the line and trace
  the image on the other half.

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Examples
Natural

• http//www.facstaff.bucknell.edu/esantane/pictures
  /scenery.html

Architecture
http//members.shaw.ca/hphotos/Interesting20Scene
s/Interesting_Scenes.htm
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Other Artist Examples
http//www.mcescher.com/
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My reflection tesselations
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Continued
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This figure was rotated 90 degrees
Rotations
center of rotation
A rotation is a type of transformation in which a
figure is turned about a fixed point, called the
center of Rotation. The amount rotated is called
the angle of rotation.
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Rotations in real life Situations
Art
Architecture
http//www.metmuseum.org/toah/hd/cali/hob_42.136.h
tm
http//www.webpalette.biz/photography/Architecture
Spain/images/MoorishArchitecture.jpg
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More Real Life Situations of Rotation
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My Example of Rotation
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More Examples of Rotation