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Participant categorizing norms under cassava value chain during Female Focus group discussion at Nyakabango ward in Muleba district, Tanzania (Photo credit: IITA/Sarah Msita).
This picture portraits Value from the Service Learning Hamilton Health Trip. This picture was taken at the Neighbour to Neighbour food bank. This was a picture of one of the items at the food bank valued at 2 points. A total of 30 points is allocated per family.
- Janany Sabescumar, Hamilton, Ontario 2010
scanned negative of a photo taken with nikon 50d, NEOPAN ACROS 100 B&W film, developed with rodinal.
what element does this image investigate and how is it reflected in the composition?
This image represents value and you can see this by the subject slightly surrounded by a lighter background.
what is the subject matter of the photograph? how did you approach your subject?
The subject is the wheel, i think that the wheel really stands out over the hardwood and that is mainly because of the strong colour difference even tho each the floor and wheel are both wood.
what aspect of the photograph do you think is most successful or visually striking?
I think that the most impressive thing about this pic is the way that i made the wood lighter than usual and kept the wheel at the same darkness which makes for a more attracting subject.
how could you improve on this photograph if you could shoot it again?
I would maybe try a different angle.