Juxtaposition involves placing two contrasting objects or elements side by side to allow the viewer to interpret their relationship. It can involve contradicting objects, colors, ages, genders, or other aspects within a single frame. Effective juxtaposition uses starkly different elements like Big Ben next to a modern skyscraper, mixing dark and light skies, or pairing an elderly person with a young child to thoughtfully contrast and compare. The document provides examples of juxtaposition in photography and analyzes several of the author's own pictures that employ color, environmental, and gender contrasts.

1. Juxtaposition
By Connor Bradshaw

2. What is juxtaposition?
• it's placing two object side by side or in shot
that contradict each other leaving the viewer
to interpret the meaning for example you
might have a picture of a man wear spandex
who is athletic next to an elderly woman
holding a walking stick that is juxtaposition.

3. What makes a juxtaposed picture
You will need;
.objects and colors that contradict each other such
as big ben with the London shard; two completely
different building in structure height and color
• Or blue and dark skies in the same picture
• Or have an elderly and a young girl in the same
picture
all of the above are juxtaposition

4. My juxtaposed pictures
All three of these pictures contain juxtaposition the first picture has environment
difference and color difference. The second one has gender difference a man (wearing
normal clothes) and a girl (wearing a suit) and the final picture is sky but the
juxtaposition is of color difference (black and white clouds mixed with blue sky)