Some photos of adverts in Aurillac

These photos were taken in Aurillac, at buses' shelters.
This is two photos of two differents fragances:"Trésor" of Lancôme and "J'adore" of Dior.These photos represent beauty and sensuality.These two photos show women's beauty and purity. It shows two elegant and attractive women.
I have choosen these two photos because I like fragance and in Christmas time a fragance can be a beautiful present.

A world of opposites

How we see ourself is conditionned by the images around: the images reflect in we reinforce in our mind societies values.
Game: take photos of the world arrond you ( pub, pictures, places things events... but not real people) on the theme of contrast.
Ugly: Beautiful
Weak: Stong
Dumb: Smart/ Bright/ Clever/ Intelligent...
Nasty: Nice
Ill: Healthy
Bad: Good
Quiet: Loud
ETC...
Put this images on your blogs with comments.
We often think in terms of opposites, like "ugly" versus "beautiful". Beauty is perhaps in the eye beholder, but advertisers reinforce our simplistic-binary vision of the world, two conditions our way of seeing things; we hand up thinking on steriotipes.
Should we not nuance our vision of things? Are people just "ugly" or "beautiful"?Our way of seeing others can be destructive of others...When looking at a portrait or someone's self-portrait, go beyond juging a person by their appearence, who they are is more important than what they look like. Ask yourself's: what can I learn from a person's appearence; how is his /her life, his/her feelings "written" on his/her face?

Some photos of adverts

Some words of teenagers' language

-keufs=policiers
-zarbe/zarbi=bizarre
-chelou=louche
-relou=lourd
-mdr=mort de rire
-lol=laughing out loud
-tro pas
-kiffer=aimer
- j'ai la dale= j'ai faim

I am what I am

I am what I am
I am made like that
When I want to laugh
Yes I laugh out loud
I love him who loves me
Is it my fault
If this is not the same
I love every time
I am what I am
I am made like that
What do you want more
What do you want me

I am made to please
And then there is no change
My heels are too high
My size too curved
My breasts too hard
And my eyes too identified
And then after
What difference does it make you
I am what I am
I like to which I please
What difference does it make you

What happened to me
Yes I loved someone
Yes somebody loved me
Because children who love
Just know how to love
Love love ...
Why question me
I'm here to please you
And then there is no change.

Questions about Raymond Briggs

This is a photo of Raymond Briggs, which is extract from "An interview with Raymond Briggs" on Dailymotion.

1) What is his profession?
Raymond Briggs is an English illustrator, cartoonist, graphic novelist and author. His works are/ he produces humour for children but the story is sometimes dramatic.
2) How important is it to him?
3) What is his house like?
In his house, there are lots of his works and bottles of paint. His house/residense looks like a gigantic comic strip because the walls of his house are covered with his draws,posters of his works of art.There are books, colours, photos, paint-work, paintings, pensare. His house "overflours" with colours.
4) How does his home reflect his personnality?
His house reflects his personnality
5) How does he talk about himself, his parents, the caracters he has invented?
When he is talking about his parents, he is sad.
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