Results Part 2

The original figures photographs consist of one photograph taken indoors and 3 other photographs taken outdoors. They are brighter photographs with fewer shadows on the subjects. The replicated figures photographs were all taken indoors. This resulted in higher contrast in the subjects and darker photographs. The angles of the photographs also differed. The original figure took the photographs from the eyeline of the observer. The replicated figure took the photographs from over the shoulder and from the eyeline of the observer. The set-up of the shots also differed in organization. Each figure showed the progression of eating the salad in different stages. The original figure shows the leaves being eaten with the leaf represented in every shot. The replicated photograph showed a more distracted view of the leaf in each shot. The third categorization of observed differences are in the subjects in the figure. The original figure had a male subject while the replicated figure had a female subject. The leaves in the original figure were completely bare while the replicated figure had the leaves covered in dressing. The utensils also differed in each figure. The original figure used a plastic white fork while the replicated figure used a metal fork.