I would answer that the picture that influences more myself and impacts more the way I think and look to the world and to others because it impacts me in a really significant way and make me live and face the things in other perspective was a picture of a tribe in Africa where the photographer take a picture of a kid that was disprovided of any resource of food. And that picture, picture, you can’t believe that impact me in a so death way that today I remember exactly the details of the picture. I saw it when I went to a magazine in Lisbon and the photography was taken by a professional South African photographer that that take a perfect shot of that children in her mother breast. I think this photography was taken with the purpose of try to show to people that the The world is not as beautiful as we think and some people live in a bubble and don’t look forward and put themselves in the others. And I remember this vividly because it impacts me every day and makes me look to others in a other way.
Band 6+: Describe a photograph that you remember vividly. You should say: - When and where the photo was taken - Who is in the photo - What is happening in the photo And explain why you remember it so vividly.
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I would answer that the picture that influences me the most and impacts the way I think and look at the world and others is significant because it affects me in a really profound way and makes me face things from a different perspective. It was a picture of a tribe in Africa, where the photographer captured a child who was deprived of any food resources. That picture had such a deep impact on me that today I remember exactly the details. I saw it in a magazine in Lisbon, and the photograph was taken by a professional South African photographer who captured a perfect shot of that child at her mother's breast. I think this photograph was taken to show people that the world is not as beautiful as we think, and some people live in a bubble and don't look beyond themselves to consider others. I remember this vividly because it impacts me every day and makes me look at others in a different way.
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