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Similarities and Differences of 2 Photos, image, image - Coggle Diagram
Similarities and Differences of 2 Photos
Tools and Techniques
Differences
Angle
Direct Approach
confronts a scene in a straight-forward manner
Eye-level
make the audience look straight into the two sibilings’ eyes, making us feel bad for them.
Background
piles of broken down walls and furniture
potray the massive desturction from the hurricane →feel pity.
plain dirt
depict the contrast
Colours
Colder atmosphere
Brings negative emotion to sympathize with him
encapsulates the sorrow of the boy
warm and low saturation.
The warm colours: empathy
low saturation makes the image dull and sorrow.
Contrast
Not much contrast
the green/blue pants→main focus of the photo.
Captures eyes easily.
The contrast clear
background is dark
characters have light shining on them.
focus of the image
Exposure
The exposure isn't intentional
makes the image look more realistic
underexposed
to show the darkness and sorrow
Similarities
Composition
main character in the middle
two siblings in the middle
The boy in the middle
Focal Point
Both focuses on the main character
The focal point is the boy
The focal point is the sister’s face because light shines on it.
Light
The light is dim
Shutter Speed
no moving objects, therefore no shutter speed
Setting
both images are set in a deserted place
Interpretation/Message
Differences
Potrayal
vividly portrays the grim reality faced by countless families in the conflict-ridden regions of Sudan
portrays the difficulties one faces after intense and the severe Natural Disaster that struck the area
Similarities
Call for Help
both remind the audiences that certain issues and difficulties the world faces and a reminder to assist and to try and help those victims in need
Context
Differences
The photos represent different events
the resulting damage from the Katrina hurricane, thousands were displaced (debris and destruction), photo was taken after the punishing blows of rain and winds, destructing the area into debris
killed more than 1800 people
snapshot of desperation
Janjaweed fighters, known for their brutal campaign during the early 2000s.
accused of committing widespread atrocities,
conflict over resources, land, and political power in Darfur
Similarities
both express the grim realities of life
an example of what happens to victims of natural disasters, such as hurricanes which destroy homes etc.
living in constant fear due to war (presence of the Janjaweed fighters)
