| Questions | Write ideas here. State first impressions. Make guesses. Say what you see, do not say what you like or dislike. Suspend judgement. Describe, analyse, interpret. |
| 1. What stands out most when you first see it? | At The Brighton Photo Fringe has created a diversity of many photographers to develop a career in photography. There were so many different images at once that all of them stood out the most because they all created their own composition to illustrate their influence or inspirations. |
| 2. Explain the reason you notice what you mention in Q1. | I notice that each photographer through their images is distinctive in their own way. Also, I notice the photographers are the age between 14 and 18 years old. |
| 3. As you keep looking, what else seems important? | What seems to be important is that for photographers all need to have a unique eagle eye and great composition to give a message to the viewers. |
| 4. Why does the element you mention in Q3 seem important? | |
| 5. How has contrast/structure/space/colour been used? | Space and the colour in the exhibition, Brighton Photo Fringe has a visible layout to view each photograph, books, and videos. it is structured as a photography gallery for these young photographers to influence in today’s society. |
| 6. What leads your eye around from place to place? | |
| 7. What tells you about the artist that created this? | |
| 8. What seems to be hiding in the composition? | |
| 9. Why do you think this is hidden? | |
| 10. Imagine the feelings and meanings this work represents – what are they? | The feelings and meanings in every photographer represent the beauty of art, diversity and cultural identity. |
