The postures of both
people are slightly similar because, we are both sitting down and it appears
that Mark Ronson is looking directly at the camera. However, the positioning of
our arms is different. My positioning suggests that I am more serious, whilst
Ronson’s suggest that he is carefree. Our facial expressions suggest the same
thing. Also, our gestures are differing as well. My gesture suggests that I am
ready to face the questions that I was going to be asked. Ronson, on the other
hand, appears to be uninterested in answering questions and appears to insist
that the interview happens on his terms.
We are both wearing
dark clothing, which suggests that the music genre we specialise in is similar
(i.e. if I was wearing bright clothing, it would suggest that I would specialise
in pop music). Also, my positioning suggests that I am very serious about
producing good music for my fans, keeping them interested or perhaps attempting
to attract more fans. However, Ronson appears to simply enjoy making music and
isn’t actively seeking a fan base. Instead, he appears to allow the reader to
make a judgement on whether they will follow him or not and that he wouldn’t
care either way.
In conclusion, I
think that both images possibly represent the ‘emo/hippie’ social group
because, of our dark clothing, the genres of music we specialise in (rock, jazz
and funk) and our facial expressions (serious and carefree). The reason why I
brought two different social groups together is because, they are both
associated with individualism. Both are unique, stand out and often challenge
social norms.
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