The document compares and contrasts several pairs of photographs. It notes that for Diane Arbus' "Identical Twins" and Loretta Lux's "The Walk", the left child looks untidier, the compositions are off-center, and the subjects seem disconnected. It also states that Lux's image is heavily manipulated while Arbus uses color differently. For Lewis Baltz's "Construction Detail" and Carl Kleiner's image for IKEA, both use similar geometric forms that mirror each other, but Kleiner's was for a commercial purpose and uses color subjectively.
3. Similarities
✤ Child on left looks untidier in comparison to child on
the right
✤ Composition is not central
✤ Subjects are alienated, no connection is made
4. Differences
✤ Image by Loretta Lux is heavily manipulated
✤ Colour Difference: The use of colour creates a more
subjective image
7. Differences
✤ Context: Image by Carl Kleiner was photographed
commercially for IKEA’s cookbook
✤ Colour Difference: The use of colour creates a more
subjective image
