Earthquake In Mexico Analysis

My grandmother was personally affected by the earthquake that occurred in the morning of September 19th in Mexico. When she got home she got to witness the aftermath with her own eyes. The walls of her home had been cracked, her glass arrangements had been destroyed, and her outside porch was basically broken in half. There are many other cases like this, and the image shows just one area out of the many that were affected. It uses colors, ethos, pathos, and logos instead of using words to describe what can already be seen.
Hence, the topic addressed by this visual analysis is the earthquake that occurred on September 19th in Mexico, it left many people either homeless, dead, or hurt. Buildings were ruined and broken down, and everyone was in a state of shock because of the aftermath that this disaster caused. The figures, like the people and and their surroundings, give the picture a realistic feel and make the viewer feel sympathy towards them. …show more content…
The flag standing on top of everything represents that even in hard times the country will stand tall and they will become one. The colors that are evident in the picture are green and gray. The color green stands for renewal, growth, and hope, in this case it can be seen the most on the flag and the uniforms of the soldiers. It shows hope because these soldiers are hoping that by picking up the trash, they’ll find survivors still stuck underneath that wreckage. It also shows renewal and growth through the flag because it brings hope to the people that they will be able to move past this and restart as a country together. Secondly, gray means dirty and is associated with loss or depression, it is the color of the rubble surrounding them. There were buildings standing there once, like homes and workplaces, now they’re are just debris on the