Robert Frank’s America: “Political Rally - Chicago”
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date published 19/11/2007
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SummaryThe United States of America is often referred as “the great melting pot”; a place where people of all ethnicities, backgrounds, and plights exist under a single title “American”. The title is simple; those living in The United States are, by definition, American. And yet, there is lot more to the term “American”. The word brings about a great deal of sentiment; ardor for some, pride for others, some consider themselves patriots, while some would say the simply live here. American culture is one of singular poignancy and countless connotations.
Table of Contents- A picture is often said to be worth one thousand words; when dealing with American culture, this phrase is an understatement.
- In the photograph, a mass of people fill the top of the frame.
- The composition of the photograph is stark, yet energized. At first glance, the photograph seems to be asymmetrical, for there is a lot going on, throughout the frame, and not all of it is balanced
- The camera placement in this photograph works hand-in-hand with the framing to create a wonderful effect.
- The aesthetic effects created by Robert Frank are, seemingly, quite simplistic. However, they all serve very important and detailed purposes.
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