1) One of Jayanti Seiler’s projects was based on
human-animal interaction. It was titled Of One and The Other. It shows the
relationship that these people have with these animals and also a glimpse into
the amount of work that these people put into protecting these animals.
2) Even though most of her subjects are in the
middle of the image, they’re placed in such a way at to make the subject
interesting. The lady with the dog lying on its back is nicely framed in
between the red drape, and splash of green on the left side. The green color is
also repeated in the lamp, which helps to frame up the subjects. Also what
appears to be dust gives it more visual interest in what would have ordinarily
been a void.
As for the lady with too many cats, it is
visually balanced. All of the cats on the bench are framed up nicely with the
lady. They almost recreate the shape of her outstretched arms. Then there’s the
cat on the far left of the picture which helps to balance out the many cats
resting on the right side. It’s almost as if Seiler asked the lady if she could
look to her right instead of at the camera.
The last image of the guy with his owl shows
the busy lifestyle that he maintains. All of the pops of green really help to
complement the red in his shirt. Even the way his arm is placed with the shape
of the owl creates a circle-like shape.
3) 1)
All three of the images show the human animal
interaction that these people have with their animals; a lifestyle most people
would not take on. Seiler shows the hard
work that these people put into animal rescue and some of the inherent dangers
that some of the people might face.
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