The picture is: Valley of the Shadow of Death its the first picture in google search.
How does Roger Fenton use visual composition in Valley of the Shadow of Death to depict the loss of war?
A. Cannonballs in a barren landscape hint at powerful destruction.
B. Cannonballs are a reminder of a victorious battle.
C. Cannonballs in the barren landscape are a symbol of war.
D. Cannonballs in a barren landscape hint at the missing dead.
Is the answer A?
Thank you for the help.
I think there's a better answer.
http://www.getty.edu/art/collection/objects/60602/roger-fenton-valley-of-the-shadow-of-death-english-april-23-1855/
Ok so D.
Yes. I think it's D.
Shadow of DEATH is a good title.
To determine the correct answer, you can examine the visual composition of the image "Valley of the Shadow of Death" by Roger Fenton.
To find the image, you mentioned that it is the first picture in a Google search. To validate this, you can perform a search for "Valley of the Shadow of Death Roger Fenton" and review the images displayed.
Once you find the image, you can analyze its visual composition to understand how Roger Fenton depicts the loss of war. Look for elements within the image that convey a sense of destruction or loss. Consider the placement, arrangement, and symbolism of these elements.
Now, to the options you provided:
A. Cannonballs in a barren landscape hint at powerful destruction.
B. Cannonballs are a reminder of a victorious battle.
C. Cannonballs in the barren landscape are a symbol of war.
D. Cannonballs in a barren landscape hint at the missing dead.
Based on the description you provided, option A seems plausible, as cannonballs in a barren landscape can suggest destruction. However, it is important to analyze the image directly to validate this assumption.
To answer your question, please examine the image, consider the visual composition, and identify the elements that convey the loss of war.