Gun Violence Visual Analysis
In the second image was for neighbors of a basketball court at Cornell Square Park that turned to be a crime scene that was surrounded by yellow tapes and crowded with no players, but media processes and investigators. The Park was a location for an overnight shooting on Thursday, September19 that injured 13 people, including 3-year-old (Brumfield and Watts,CNN). The image taker aimed in professional manner to ensure viewers would see the reaction of parents and their children, due to the mass shooting in their neighborhood, which woke them up in the middle of the night. The concentration in the image directed to the family and other things around it such as house lights and the house’s gate were foggy. The photographer of the image wanted
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Therefore, I picked three images that had different stories of gun violence. Further, those images supported the goal of taking a stand against gun violence that has been causing many deaths for years.
The most striking visual elements in each image were intelligent in choosing the angle snapshot, free of amendments and understandable without further explanation needed. All these components made those images the most in supporting of the theme.
The three images have some commons visual composition that served the message in tangible way in my point of view. Particularly, in all of them we saw the visual focus was close to the people who got involved in the issue. However, the difference in each one of them was how close the zoom was.
For example, in the first image the visual focus came from the two men back in order to show their guns and the women in front of them. Second image, there was a closer shoot or “zoom in” at the family, in order to appear their afraid faces. Therefore, using the streetlights that were reflected on the family members’ faces without flash’s light was a clever idea. However, visual focus changed in last image and it was a little far from the previous images because the taker aimed to present children different interaction with
Therefore, I picked three images that had different stories of gun violence. Further, those images supported the goal of taking a stand against gun violence that has been causing many deaths for years.
The most striking visual elements in each image were intelligent in choosing the angle snapshot, free of amendments and understandable without further explanation needed. All these components made those images the most in supporting of the theme.
The three images have some commons visual composition that served the message in tangible way in my point of view. Particularly, in all of them we saw the visual focus was close to the people who got involved in the issue. However, the difference in each one of them was how close the zoom was.
For example, in the first image the visual focus came from the two men back in order to show their guns and the women in front of them. Second image, there was a closer shoot or “zoom in” at the family, in order to appear their afraid faces. Therefore, using the streetlights that were reflected on the family members’ faces without flash’s light was a clever idea. However, visual focus changed in last image and it was a little far from the previous images because the taker aimed to present children different interaction with