Punk rock photos – body language and facial expressions part 2
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The document discusses body language and facial expressions commonly seen in punk rock photos. It provides examples of closed postures like folded arms, positioning of band members on stage, and use of props to emphasize loud music or drinking. Facial expressions like open mouths suggesting shouting, fierce stares implying hatred, and looks of not being impressed are examined. Characteristics often welcomed in rock photos are identified as aggressive gestures, swearing at audiences, glaring eyes, animal-like poses, snarling, baring teeth, and clenched fists.
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2) Foster the People is identified as an indie pop band based on the dark, baggy t-shirts and skinny jeans worn by its members in the photo.
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- 2. Folded arms is a closed posture demonstrated here.
- 3. Other than the rude top worn by one of the band members, this picture was more to focus on their positioning. Three standing in a line behind and one standing slightly in front.
- 4. Looking at props again, this megaphone is used to emphasize the loudness of their music. Also the open mouth facial expression suggests that he is shouting.
- 5. Punk rock bands playing their music shirtless. Although Biffy Clyro isn’t a punk rock band, this image demonstrates that kind of scene.
- 6. Again, using rude hand gestures, rock bands express themselves in aggressive ways like this.
- 7. Snarling, the make up worn by this man is very anti Christ like.
- 8. Chaos shown in this image, a varying range of heights (some sat down and some perching on parts of the sofa). Also the props show they have been drinking. This adds to the rock band attitude of the image.
- 9. A fierce stare shown here. Suggests hatred towards certain people.
- 10. A look of “I’m not impressed” from Billie Joe. Him and his band members eyes stare directly forwards in a piercing way.
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