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Tuesday 2 July 2013

Syria - things to ponder

When I searched, I found a few things and thought of a few questions you should be posing to yourself about them.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/picturegalleries/worldnews/10153741/Children-of-Syria.html#?frame=2605529

It's a photographic exhibition of pictures of children from Syria.  Why has this been created?  What is it's purpose?  What does it do for the audience in terms of shaping their representations?


Rami Naema, 13, wants to a joiner when he grows up: Children of Syria by Telegraph photographer Will WintercrossAla'a and Aya Mousa, 6, both want to be doctors when they grow up: Children of Syria by Telegraph photographer Will WintercrossAhmed, 11, holds his brother, Mahmoud Hussein, 9 months, he wants to be doctor when he grows up: Children of Syria by Telegraph photographer Will Wintercross


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