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Perspective lines and order was communicated quite strongly in this image. I like this image becuase it gives the sense of space and shows the large 'airy' quality of the supermarket. The sense of rhythm is really strong in this image where everything is in order and the shelves seems to be extending continuously.
This image is one of my favourite. Showing the quality of the space which is in the frozen food aisle. There is a sense of loneliness in this image with the woman standing in the distance deciding on what to buy. The emotion that is represented here is of the isolation in this moment, where supermarket is always a place buzzing with movement and people so it was different and quite unique about this image as it shows a 'quiet' and personal moment.
8) an image that is based on tones of similar colour
Photographer: Stanley J. Foreman
Source: BBC.CO.UK
This is an image of a woman and a young girl falling to their death jumping out of their building in a tragic fire. I first came across this image on a research project back in High School, it is such a terrifying photo that left me speechless after looking at it. This was the image that came to mind when we got told to find an image. The most memorable part of this image is not only it captured how helplessly the woman must felt in the fire that jumping out of the building was the only chance that they might survive. But the story behind it of a fireman's heroic effort who tried to grab them had been just seconds away from saving the lives of both. Life is so fragile that every second of it counts.