The document discusses and analyzes three photographs. The first photo depicts a couple in an empty field looking sad, suggesting loss as the woman wears dark colors. The second photo shows a girl by a window covered in pink flowers, displayed as a shadow to make the flowers stand out. The third photo features a transparent girl above her upside down reflection in water, looking sad and alone to convey complex emotions. The author notes techniques used in the photos, like layering and reflections, that could inspire their own photographic work.

1. Photo 1 
I like this photograph as it looks very
surreal with the man looking nearly
transparent whilst his holding her
hand. From the image you can
probably guess the story that is behind
the image because of the sad looks
displayed on both of there faces.
When I first look at the image I
instantly feel what the couple feel in
the picture such as loss, love, care and
protection for each other.
The picture is also set in a empty field
to show that they are both alone
together. However the scene is all
bright and colour but what the woman
is wearing is quite dark and black to
show a passing of someone.

2. Photo 2 
This image is also showing a surreal
effect as there is a girl standing by the
window with flowers shown over her.
The colours within the image also
show it is a very girly image with pink
flowers shown on top of the girls body.
I like this one as it looks very pretty
and I also like the fact that the girl is
almost displayed as a shadow so that
the blinds and the flowers stand out
more.
When I take my own photographs I
could create this kind of effect by
layering an image on top of each other
like this image.

3. Photo 3 
This image speaks a lot to the viewer
even though it contains plain colours
such as a neutral style, but the girl in
the image is also nearly transparent
showing a reflection in the water that
has turn upside down.
From looking at the image I can see
this girl is sad and alone. The
expression on her face makes you
think what she is feeling such as
whether she is sad or angry.
In my own photographs I can use this
idea of reflections of a person or
people in the water to create a
symmetry.