Hitler at the Nazi Rally

1. How are vectors used in this image? What effect does it have? The Nazi flags are the vectors, because there directing your view to the centre, because its where they meet, dragging your attention to hitler walking in between. The affect is that it makes you see that Hilter is the main point of view, letting you know that he is a powerful man.
2. Describe the composition of the image and what is tells us about the Nazis and Hitler. The composition of this picture is important because the placement of the soldiers shows us who is boss. The Nazi soldiers are on the side of the picture, half cut out and all in the same position. Whereas Hitler is in the middle, walking through, not even looking at the soldiers, making him the dominant male.
3. How is symmetry used? What effect does it have? The symmetry of the picture is that both sides are practically the same, if you cut down the middle of the picture, they both look the same. 
4. What effect does this picture being in black and white have? It sort of tells you that it is old and dusty, theres no emotion
5. Discuss the use of line in this image. What effect does it have? The lines of the soldiers on either side of Hitler, it sort of frames the image. The symmetry lines, the carpet lines in the back which also frames Hilter. The lines of the crowds show that  it is organised.