Denotation and connotation


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Blog task analysis

Denotation:

Denotation - In this photo I can see that the boy is eight or nine and also the walls in the back ground are brown and the is houses in the back of the boy he is siting on a wooden chair and is appears that the boy is in a country in Africa .Also in  the photo there is a quote which states 'Dig toilets Not graves' which means that the is a lot of people have died.

Connotation:

Connotations - If there is no charities like this people like him could die because many people can catch different types of diseases when drinking the unclean water that they will walk a long way for. Also, the boys facial expressions can suggest that the boys is really in need this will make people donate towards the charity to help the children.


Analysis:

The effect it will have on the audience is that the people that watch this will feel some empathy for them and will donate because of how the advert set out for example like how the the colours are because it is the same colour as water and also how the kid is looking, which is very depressing.



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