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I think this fear means fear of destruction. If it is that i think you portrayed it very nicely, i like how you blended out the three different skies, it looks really cool. I also like how edited out the computer screens to make it seem corrupt.
ReplyDeleteThe merging of the clouds within the picture is pleasing and adds a feeling of discomfort to the whole. It emphasizes a chaos or uneasiness that supports the topic of fear.
ReplyDeleteThe fear that I think the photo is conveying is accidentally hurting someone close to you. The photo is successful in conveying the fear because it shows the progression of a happy setting becoming darker because of your own error, as displayed on the computer monitor. I love the attention to detail involved in incorporating several images to create a completely new one. One thing I would comment on is placement of the folder on the table, which would look more realistic if it was angled more so along the table, but other than that, it is a wonderful photo.
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