I think the series of photograph in Arne Svenson’s Neighbors was very interesting. The photographs themselves feel very abstract in a way. I can see the division within the frame. The placement of subject in space worked beautifully. As far as privacy goes, I would say not so much. Arne Svenson didn’t really put the faces of his neighbors out there. Most of them were cropped in a way so that the viewers can’t get the full view of the faces. The people could regain their privacy by simply closing the shades or curtains.
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