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Henri Cartier Bresson

the image, that being the famous photo called "The Decisive moment", i found it to be very expressionistic, as you can tell that the figure or sillouette is probably showing that & i would say its entirety to be monochromatic.


Form
  • Obviously the colour for the photo in which the artist has used is monochrome (black & white), but when it comes to talking about black and white photography, you are talking about contrast, where this photo has a low contrast as you can tell with the setting & the silhouette figure. The photo uses different contrast lengths & different textures.
Mood

By looking at the photo, i find that it makes me feel or creates a sort of eery yet aesthetic feel. i think this because of how the actual photo is presented as a whole (monochrome) & because of, as i previously mentioned the different levels/lengths of contrast in which is used, which i think therefore creates the aesthetic feel. With the eerie part i feel thats because of how bold the silouette figure & the use of the setting & how it could be interpreted 

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