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The person was happy that everyone agreed the result supported the genre of the band, as they were worried the image used didn't show the genre since it didn't include any instruments. However, the selected image works better as it shows the youth of the band.
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Anaylsis
- 1. I am very happy with this result as everyone agreed that it supported the genre of the band. I was worried that the image I had used wasn't showing the genre as they didn't have any instruments. However the image I have selected works better as it shows the youth of the band.