Denotation & Connotation blog tasks: advert analysis

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Denotation-i notice that this poster is saying that it is a charity which is trying to collect money so it could give it to this area here that does not have any water and I know this because on the left top corner it has a logo that is water and it means someone paid for water.In the ad it looks like people die without water. Connotation-this mean they need money to help the people to survive from dihydrate And people will need to have water because they need it or they die Analysis- the audience will feel bad about people dying without water while they have a source of water.Denotation-I see that this poster has a boy in dry looking village he looks like he didnt have water

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