Social documentary photography (or concerned photography) is a genre of photography where the pictures are supposed to convey a current struggle going on in the world.

 

That was the day the world changed… A crazy scientist named Tammy Jacklyn on a quest to create a new type of animal. though, the experiment goes terribly wrong, she wants to make a pig shark hybrid with long sharp knives for arms as well as laser eyeballs. She goes to a nearby farm to get the pig, she smirked evilly when she bought the British Saddleback pig from the farmer.. She travels to the Mediterranean Sea to go get the shark, she puts on her scuba diving gear and she jumps off the boat and into the ocean. It doesn’t take long for a great white shark to appear, Tammy looks into the darkness of the sea and notices what looked like a small white blob from a distance, the white blob gets bigger and eventually she can make out what it was, her eyes widen as she looks at the shark in front of her. They lock eyes for a moment then the shark brutally attacks her, her blood spreads throughout the sea. It was a tragic scene but I guess the shark had a nice meal so good for him.

I think the image on the right is a really unique still image because of the composition and the fact that its been taken underwater. photos taken from different perspectives change the look and overall feel of the image. When taking still life pictures, camera angle is crucial since it can drastically alter the image. Different viewpoints alter the appearance and atmosphere of a picture.

These two images are very different, not only are the camera angles different but the lighting and backgrounds are different, the outdoor photo has a mountain background followed by some grass blowing in the wind, while the studio photo has a minty green backdrop. the studio photo has more of a shadow and the outdoors one does not.