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It is all about perspective. How do you perceive yourself? How do people view you? Does your own view of yourself always clash with people's view of you or does it mirror each other?
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Prespective
- 1. Photo Essay: Perspective Mariam Eisa Al Qubaisi 201308318
- 2. Perspective a particular attitude toward or way of regarding something; a point of view. a mental view or prospect. Synonyms: prospect, viewpoint, point of view, way of looking, outlook, frame of mind.
- 3. Objective I wanted to understand the different view points people had of themselves and what generally others thought of them. Did their perspective of themselves contradict with what people thought of them or did they mirror each other?
- 4. Process I got cups (I also used the girls cups if they had acquired a cup of coffee) and 2 markers (one red their perspective of themselves and one black the peoples perspective of them).
- 5. Process I asked them to write on different sides of the cup the words and then asked them why they thought (or wrote) these words. I took pictures of their cup, my focus was the words and not their faces or features.
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