Guess what's on the right.
The environment as a processor of information is propaganda (McLuhan, 142). Nowadays the medias only want to show the information they can make profit with. Most of them are personal showing off, or are including commercial or political purpose. Some even has strong personal perspective, and the bad thing is one people can be none bias when expressing their social values. If we only observe information provide by others but not thinking. We will lose our own point of view. So, it is important to keep awake, thinking if the information is propaganda or not.
For my work, I took about 500 photos. Then I found my topic: the natural and humanistic art embellishment of my life. I formed my own point of view after obervating on campus, along the street in downtown, in the woods by the river, and in the community nearby. You can have your own understanding after looking at these photos. I won't speak my views that might mislead you to construct your own understandings.
I agree that we need to think, and need our personal perspectives. I also like the natural and humanistic art in life!
ReplyDeleteI loved how your photos collectively give the viewer the feeling of taking a walk just as you did when taking the pictures. It's a very calming effect. I love that there are no people in the photos, too, which makes them seem more quiet and peaceful, focused on the environment.
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