Holocaust Imagery - Hitler at a Nazi Rally

This is an image of a political rally in 1934, a staple of the Nazi regime. In your own blog post answer the questions below and include the image.

1. How are vectors used in this image? What effect does it have?
   The vectors used in this image is the crowd and their Nazi symbol signs pointing towards Hitler and his close men. The street opens up to Hitler and there is an endless crowd.
2. Describe the composition of the image and what is tells us about the Nazis and Hitler.
   The composition of this image tells us that Hitler and the Nazis like everything to be in order, symmetrical, they like to praise the one in charge and there are a lot of followers.
3. How is symmetry used? What effect does it have?
   Symmetry was used on the street, the Nazi men holding signs, the carpet down the middle, the square signs and Hitler is walking down the very middle. The effects of these are that it shows the Nazis like to be very precise, orderly, proper and emotionless.
4. What effect does this picture being in black and white have?
   The picture being black and white shows no emotion or feeling which is what the Nazis were like.
5. Discuss the use of line in this image. What effect does it have?
   In this image, the use of line is very important. Only straight lines are used except for the circle around the Nazi Symbol on the signs. Every other line is straight or had a straight vector intended. The straight lines show the precise and orderly nature of the Nazis and symbolises the serious nature of them.