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Look Photography

Number key pad

Look close; this is one out of three of my extra images of look close. This is an image of the pay phone number key pad. It is not everyday that we look this close to one of these public (germ-y) pay phones. When I look at this photograph I took, it makes me cringe because I cannot help imagine how much people have touch this key pad and how often this thing gets cleaned. Which is probably once every blue moon.

Insert card.

Look close; this is two out of three of my extra images of look close. This is another image of a part of the pay phone, which is the debit or credit card that people can use to pay for their call. Again this is just an extra image I wanted to include because it is not the norm for anybody to have their face that close to a debit card machine on a pay phone especially.

Turn right to open? Okay.

Look close; this is three out of three of my extra images of look close. This is a bit different from the other images (i.e. pay phone parts), this image is of a knob for the heater in one of the halls of Saint Paul high school. I just found this image interesting because rarely do we look that close to a heater knob (?). It is just another one of those images that does not make any sense unless there is an explanation of them, which in this case I am included this to the extra images of my look portfolio.

Floor

Look Down; this is an image of the ground in one of the hall ways of Saint Paul high school. I would also like to address how the circle in the middle creates a focal point in the image as well as a little bit of optical illusion.

Emergency Exit

Look Up; this image is clearly of an emergency exit sign. It is not exactly something we look up at on a daily basis, we may have a glance at it once in a while or here and there from time to time because our eyes are naturally attracted to bright and flashing/flashy colours. Generally people do not look up because it is just how we are, we do not look up unless something captures our eyes, something big, something fast or something "flashy".