Reading Photographs

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Photographer: Neil Hall—Reuters
Caption: People on a fair ride are silhouetted against the moon a day before the "supermoon" spectacle in London, on Nov. 13, 2016.

Question#1: Closest to me is the swings while the moon is so far away even if it doesn't seem like it.

Question#2: Another title could be "Moments to last before time becomes the past"

Question#3: It reminds me of how even though we may like to be alone, no one ever likes to be lonely. 

Location: Tianjin, China
Photographer: Chen Jie
Caption: General News, third prize winner, singles. “Tianjin Explosion.” Aerial view of the destruction after the explosion in Tianjin, China, on August 15, 2015.   
Question#1: Farthest thing away would be the depths of the hole while the closest thing is the destruction all around it.
Question#2: Another title could be "The day our hearts fell through"
Question#3: What makes this photo look crowded would be of all the destruction and scattered cargo everywhere.


Location: ISLE DE JEAN CHARLES, LA
Photographer: Josh Haner
Caption: Amiya Brunet, 3, near her family’s home, which fills up with mud during storms.  A grant for the island’s residents is the first allocation of federal tax dollars to move an entire community struggling with the 
impacts of climate change. 

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People on a fair ride are silhouetted against the moon a day before the "supermoon" spectacle in London, on Nov. 13, 2016.

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Question#1: What interests me most about this picture, is the little girl in front holding a flower while looking at it intently as if it holds some sort of secret.
Question#2: Another title could be "Secrets behind flowers, secrets within me"
Question#3: This picture reminds me of a place called home where you can always return to welcoming arms wether it be a friends place or a families place, just someplace you call home. Or even a space you call your own where you can be free and just be yourself.