Hi, I am looking for someone to write an article on pop culture and its effect on the perception of beauty Paper must be at least 1250 words. Please, no plagiarized work!

Hi, I am looking for someone to write an article on pop culture and its effect on the perception of beauty Paper must be at least 1250 words. Please, no plagiarized work! Below is an example of a photo of Lady Gaga, a popular pop star.

Based on the lessons we previously had, the photo provided us with offer type of vector such that the picture was displayed for the scrutiny or evaluation by the viewers. This picture was also considered as such because it provides no direct connection with the between the object and the viewer as indicated in the presentation ‘Tools for visual analysis” (7). The perspective, as suggested by the same presentation, is low and with close up social distance such that the image was presented in a way that implied that the viewer is looking up to the object or photo. It projects the photo as more powerful than the viewer (15) and it portrays low saturation of colour that suggest unrealistic image (20).

The photo is an example of a non-transactional vector in which the artist was objectified and subjected to scrutiny. It can also be observed that there is no connection made between the artist and the viewer as indicated by the presentation “Tools for visual analysis”. Like the photo of Lady Gaga above, the picture was also viewed at low perspective (15) but unlike the first, in terms of social distance, the photo above pertains to medium shot such that it portrays impersonal distance from artist to viewer. This photo also can be categorized as realistic as a balance of colour, modulation and differentiation are can be noted.

The two photos presented and evaluated earlier is in connection to the popular culture and its role in influencing people’s lives and perspectives in terms of their social role and beauty in particular.

Lady Gaga had been a trendsetter in fashion and beauty for several years to date. Her photo featured in this paper and the way it was presented is much more similar to what she portrayed herself in public – deviant and trendsetter.&nbsp.