photographer questions

1. He takes pictures of the conflicts happening around the world. These pictures are used to show people whats going on in the world and that it needs to stop.
2. You would see these types of photographs in National Geographic or New York Times Magazines to get the point across about whats happening in other parts of the world.
3. He captures the tension in the scene by taking the pictures at certain angles and not all from a straight on point of view. His pictures are also all black and white and I think that that helps with the idea.
4. The dominant aspect in his photos are the people who are suffering and the subordinate aspect in his photos are the things that are happening all around them.
5. The purpose of taking these photos was to show the world what is happening in other places around the world and to get the idea across about what is happening.
6. The photographer is able to catch the moment.

 

1. He takes pictures of children and people who are poor and don't have homes or a place to stay. They travel on trains.
2. You would see these types of photographs in magazines to show people that not everybody has a place to live and food to eat.
3. He shows the tension in the photos by the angles and ways that he takes the photo.
4. The dominant aspect in his photos are the action and people. The subordinate things in his photo are the background and places where the are.
5. The purpose of creating this artwork is to express the idea that not everybody has food to eat and a roof over their head.
6. He captures the photos in action as they are happening.