juxtaposition…a method frequently used by surrealist artist…because a photograph collapses three dimension into two, a photograph is always a juxtaposition of some sort.
The reason juxtaposition is conventionally regarded as a liability is because it occurs whether or not the photographer is aware of it. For example, when a photographer fails to notice the back ground when taking a portrait, the subject may end up looking as though there is a tree coming out of its head. Conscious application of the technique of juxtaposition, however, requires constant awareness of the interaction between background, foreground, and middle ground and a conscious decision to use such collapsing effects to either impart new meaning to a scene or to accentuate its original meaning.*
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source:
Tao of Photography
P.L. Gross & S.I. Shapiro
A Meditative Journey with Saldage 
Great food for thought as I let this week’s photo challenge run through my head until I’m ready to post!
this week’s challenge was a challenge 🙂
A very good entry for this week’s challenge – which I found too difficult to participate in…
I, also, found this challenge to be difficult. Thank you for your positive feedback