Forced Perspective
The plan was to get our faces to match up, but it was surprisingly difficult to manage that.
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Lost in the world Qs
1) It's quite blunt in its message that the world is far to distracted in their phones and social media and it is making the world into a bad place, where everyone is vain blind to the problems the world faces. 2) Yes, the only characters without phones or some other association with media are the only ones who seem to see what the world is actually like. The woman with all the implants, the one who looks disheveled off the phone but has a bright attractive appearance on screen, and the woman using a dating app are all examples of people being vain on social media. There is also the bum harassing the woman on the train, the phone-less character is the only one who notices what is happening and even he fantasies about getting praise from the other passengers by intervening, and might I add the other passengers are all on their phones. Another example of problems being ignored are the diners seeing a packed truck of animals that obviously are crying for help, ironically from the pe...
Describing photos
1) The photo is in the countryside, probably in Norway judging by the appearance of the house, during a rain shower. The center of attention is a bright red house, seen in the foreground on the left. In the midground on the right is a large pair of scissors, which cut through the house and the ground. The person in the house is confused, the ground seems to billow or bow like cloth, but under the top layer it is solid. Aside from that, the only effect of the scissors is a clean cut, nothing seems too damaged or all that disturbed by the scissors. The house is a dim and dull red, when the rest of the image is dull dark greens, greys, and browns, making the white and red colors catch your eye. The countryside would normally seem friendly and inviting and friendly, but the grim appearance and the rain make it seem gloomy. It kinda seems to say that bad weather can cut through and destroy even the nicest places and make them sad and broken. It uses the dull empty grays to impose the dre...
