Hatred: A Picture Analysis

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Every living being has entered this world with the ability to feel their surroundings, to tell whether or not they are exposed to danger, or are surrounded by beauty, and tranquility. Similarly, one can feel using emotions and expressions which allow them to connect with others on a deeper level, eventually creating bonds. Living in the current century, it is evident that technology is advancing, and society has found ways to capture moments and keep them forever still. By using a camera, the power and characteristics of nature can be captured, and can be compared to the relativity of the way humans express emotions, such as fright and allurement, hatred and love, anxiety and tranquility. To begin, the first image captured expresses …show more content…
This photo contains a picture of two rigid trees that have lost their leaves and are casting dark tall shadows. Beneath the trees is a blanket of frosty dull snow that creates dimension and results in a cold, lifeless ground. When humans express this type of hatred, it is often seen that they become distant and cold. Likewise to the rigid trees, humans often become less forgiving, and more strict when angry and upset, exposing their emotions to those around them. The snow in the picture represents the energy emitted by those in the state of anger, and the loss of emotion and the lack of understanding and warmth given off by them. In addition, the next image that represents love is shown by the two parakeets who are bright in colours and close together in distance as well. The photo of the birds was taken several years ago, and it is evident that both are within each other’s personal area, expressing compassion and acceptance for one another. Their beaks are touching behind the rail, and their foreheads are tilted towards each other showing affection, and creating an intimate atmosphere for both birds. In the same sense, one expresses love through comforting actions, where they may hold their loved one close to them, cuddle with them, hug or even kiss them. The action of kissing is derived by humans as a natural and normal instinct when it comes to expressing feelings. Whether it be the love from a mother to her daughter, or between two lovers, the general expression exposes one message, appreciation. The atmosphere for those who witness love and hatred is evident as they are polar opposites, in which one exposes cold, death, and the other expresses warmth and

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