Arita S.
Reality Housing
This photo portrays reality in a sense of way of how housing can be clustered. In addition, an ordinary home would have less meters than that outside. I dont like this photo merely because it's not eye-catching or doesn't have anything relevant shown. I like how I can say a lot about it and tell you my beliefs. This picture reminds me of a home in a third-world country since they don't have the technological advances to have everything easily accessible or just one meter for everything. The studium is a boy watching over his home. You can tell that he can't wait to leave home since he's still wearing his PJ's, assuming that he just woke up. It shows how life at home for him is and how he anticipates the day by looking out the window. The punctum would be the four holes on the upper right corner of the photo. I choose this because it made me wonder what's the use of it? Is it a ventilation? The white threaded substance is blocking a hole. Is it preventing something from entering?
Photographer : Marius Samoila
Ttile: [ untitled ]
Date taken: 8-4-05
Reality Housing
This photo portrays reality in a sense of way of how housing can be clustered. In addition, an ordinary home would have less meters than that outside. I dont like this photo merely because it's not eye-catching or doesn't have anything relevant shown. I like how I can say a lot about it and tell you my beliefs. This picture reminds me of a home in a third-world country since they don't have the technological advances to have everything easily accessible or just one meter for everything. The studium is a boy watching over his home. You can tell that he can't wait to leave home since he's still wearing his PJ's, assuming that he just woke up. It shows how life at home for him is and how he anticipates the day by looking out the window. The punctum would be the four holes on the upper right corner of the photo. I choose this because it made me wonder what's the use of it? Is it a ventilation? The white threaded substance is blocking a hole. Is it preventing something from entering?
Photographer : Marius Samoila
Ttile: [ untitled ]
Date taken: 8-4-05