Controversial Photography Project?
Hi there:) My photography teacher assigned a 'Controversial Photography Project' in we pick a theme (such as war, animal testing, or going green) and show through five photos, which we agree with it or not. So your example of being against animal testing that shows four pictures of cute cats and then show a picture of a cat cage. So you can not use this example, obviously, but would like some ideas on a subject to represent. And if you want to include a picture or two of the Internet, it'd be great! So thanks for any help that you feel you would like to offer my:)
War. Photos solderiers manning a security post. (Shows the security by ensuring the safety of citizens.) Pictures of subcontractors in the reconstruction of infrastructure. (Shows concern for the needs of local villages) Pictures of the soldiers give to children school supplies. (Soldiers are human beings. Their children are at home. They want to do the right thing for children in areas devastated by war. And finally, any numerous massacres horrific images of war with death. You can find all these on the Internet. http://broadcatching.files.wordpress.com/2009/01/14iraq550.jpg http://farm1.static.flickr.com/132/386827296_020fde24de.jpg http://img223 .imageshack.us/i/z6jz.jpg / # q =% 20Children% 20gives soldier http://www.prisonplanet.com/images/march2006/100306iraq.jpg
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