In the image I am evaluating, there is a sense of urgency. Some of the details I see are that the men are wearing biohazard suits, which can only mean there is some sort of imminent danger, in the background there is what looks like an oil refinery, and the most noticable detail is that there is a firetruck sitting there, meaning there must be a danger of an explosion or other fire-related danger.

An idea I have extracted from this photo is that you must always be prepared. Everybody who is needed is there, no sooner no later than need be. I think you can also say that this photo symbolises courage. The courage I see is that the firemen and the men in bio-hazard suits know fully well that they're lives are in danger, but they choose to stay and help in any way possible.

One time I have been courageous was many years ago, when my sister and I were at home with my mothers then boyfriend. Back then we had a roomate who was also home and had just finished cooking soup, which she laid on her bed, which just so happened to be solely a mattress, a very bouncy mattress at that. My sister being very young, decided to jump on the mattress, which in turn sent the hot pot of soup cascading down on her. When I noticed what had happened, I worked as fast as I could, whiping the steaming liquid from her bare leg. I felt a scorch of pain and realised I was hurt too, my mothers boyfriend found us an quickly rushed us to the ER, where we were treated for second degree burns. The doctor informed us that if I had not helped my sister, the burns could have been much more severe. The doctor told me I had been very brave to put my body on the line for her.

In conlcusion, the main idea of the image is to never give up, there is always hope, which also leads back to courage. The sense of the image is DANGER and the men still do their best.