Robert Doisneau-Fallen Horse

A. Visual Elements Within The Photograph-What You See
 1. Light And Shadow: The light seems to be natural, harsh, and the light is coming from the right side. The shadows create strong contrasts. 
2. Value: There is a small range going from Dark to Light. If you squint your eyes, the darkest part is the window. and the lightest part is white curtains hanging in the windows. 
3. Focus: The parts if the image that are clearly in focus, are the horse, and the people surrounding the Fallen Horse. There are some parts that are somewhat out of focus, such as the people closer to the camera, and the water. 
4. Space: Overlapping can create a small sense of space. The space is both deep and shallow. 
5. Shape: The shapes that I see are the window panes, the arch of the windows, the outside of the of the building, and the patch on the horse's eye. I did not notice and objects that would represent a void. 
6. Lines: There are thick,thin,curvy,jagged,and straight lines. Take for example the arch on the windows. That could be cunsidered a curvy line. The line in the windows, could mean that it is a straight line. 
7. Color: Besides Black and White, there is really no color.
8. Texture: There are many textures within the photograph, yet none on the photograph. 
B: How are things arranged?
1. Angle: The photo was taken straight on. If it was taken from any other angle, the people closest to the camera would not even be there. 
2. Framing: There is not really any framing here besides the fact that it is square on the outside. Beyond the edges of the picture, would be more people. 
3. Dominance: When I opened my eyes, the first thing that I saw was the horse. My attention is drawn there, because he is in the middle. The other centers of attention,are the people standing above the horse. They are created in a strange way. They help me by having all the excitment happen in the middle. 
4. Contrast: There is a mix of contrasts. I would not say that there is a strong contrast. 
5. Repetition: There are no elements repeated. 
6. Variety: There is so much variety here. 
7. Balance: It is even on both sides, and up and down. 

C: How was the photo made? Method/Equipment Used
1. I do not know what kind of camera that he used, but I'm sure that it was not a Digital Camera. 
D: What does the photograph communicate? Feelings/Mood
1. Based on what I have seen, I think that his work is about what kind of transportation that they used way back when. It means to communicate sadness, because they now have to figure out what they are going to do. The words that I would use to describe this would be Tragedy, Fustration, Anger,and Sadness. But this picture also is worth more like a thousand words.