Which sentence from Dispatches contains the best example of sensory language? Sometimes you’d step from the bunker, all sense of time passing having left you, and find it dark out. There would be dozens of them at once sometimes, trailing an intense smoke, dropping white-hot sparks, and it seemed as though anything caught in their range would be made still, like figures in a game of living statues. Once in a while—I guess I saw it happen three or four times in all—there would be a secondary explosion, a direct hit on a supply of NVA ammunition. If they did, when they did, it might not matter that you were in the best bunker in the DMZ, wouldn’t matter that you were young and had plans, that you were loved, that you were a noncombatant, an observer.

.how are johansson’s photographs different than most others?

because his photographs are based on photo realism. photos where you will need a brief moment to think to figure it out the trick of it.

2.what makes his photographs seem real?

sometimes the perspective is the illusion. different pieces of reality and put them all together. and things that we don’t even think about.

3.what rules does johansson follow in his photography?

photos combined should have the same perspective. photos combined should have the same type of light.making it impossible to distinguish where the different images begin and end by making it seamless.

4.which of johansson’s creations did you like the best? why?

the big fish under the water with the house on top of the rock. because it's really hard to create pictures like that one, it requires a very precise moment to snap the picture