In this photograph I see a double exposed edit to where you can not see the person as keeping the persons disguise hidden from the persons viewing the photo. I see an outline of a man wearing a hat where inside the person is all colourful whilst the background is blurry giving a deep meaning to the background. When I see this photo, three words that pop up straight away would be mysterious, hidden identity and artistical. more sophisticated words would me peculiar, masked and creative. I feel like the picture has been detailed to such a precision that the building and streets almost seem like they are all leading into the persons body giving a sense on entitlement, I would describe the shapes in pictures as 3D rectangle because when you zoom into the picture you come to conclusion that it is only buildings taken from birds eye of view, the colours in the photo is multi-coloured with a white background which is a change as my unit 1 photography page I did mainly a black background with all the edits as black and white. This photograph shows a different style of double exposing using birds eye of views photographs to complete the edit, the key concept in his photograph is that he does a different style of double exposing where you can see the background being involved in with the persons body. If I were to describe this photograph to a person who could not see it I would talk about this picture in a way has a colourful double exposing where you can not see the persons face only the silhouette that has a meaning behind it where it is showing you its where you are in control with your life and the better you treat yourself and life the better the image is going to be. I would describe the indistinguishable person in the photo as secretive person who is insecure to speak about his problems and keeps it all bottled up and the more he bottles up the darker the image gets until its just a black silhouette. The place depicted in this photograph seems like a soothing calming photograph as the image seems like it would be a place where you would go by yourself to go relax.

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The photograph reminds me of the opposite of Tatiana Parcero as Jasper James uses a white background, blacked out silhouette and has a different choice of imagery (skyscrapers)has a different way of double exposing whilst Tatiana Parcero uses black background, low key photos where you can see the person features with images (astrological) being double exposed in a different way. Even though they are both the complete opposite it is still obvious they do the same style of work with different aspects. Things I recognize in this photograph would be that all the images are done in a similar way (multicoloured) keeping his work repetitive and original which is one of the most important key concepts on Jasper James. Both of these two artist in a way do the same style of work , double exposing, and because of Tatiana Parcero I learnt in greater concept on how to double expose, giving me my personal experience to do this artist a success. 

The objects that seem further away to me would be naturally the background because if you look into closer detail, you come to realise that the person is standing away from the wall, instead of being pressed against the wall, making us understand that the closer you are to the camera the more depth and intensity you will be double exposed. Jasper James is known for his double exposing to be multicoloured but rarely some are black and white. The colour used most in this photograph would be blue, because he added a little bit of saturation to the image; making colours like white look like a very faint hue of blue. What makes this photograph seem crowded is that all the buildings are all cramped up, making us feel a sensation of claustrophobic and unescapable city. The undistinguishable person in this photograph indicates him as a serious and very wise man with his strict hat. Just from this picture I can already point out that this person has lived a very interesting and peculiar life, I arrive to this idea mainly to the persons posture being upright and the lavish hat. The most important part of this picture would be the silhouette of this peculiar and unknown man telling us he might be hiding his identity for a serious purpose.

If I were to give this particular type of image a title, I would name this outcome 'the unknown abyss'. I decided to call the image the unknown abyss because no matter how much you think you know someone, there is always a window in one of the buildings in the persons body that you do not fully know about, and for every building is a different type of personality you do not know about, telling us that the buildings on the outside that are faint have been fully expressed but every building in the persons body is being kept behind from the world potentially causing depression and anxiety.