content: I'd say that a bathtub full of confetti, an overgrown tiled room, and a girl plucking stalks of grass are fairly surreal. Surrealism in my mind isn't necessarily something that is psychedelic trippy type imagery and when it comes to photography I think surrealism is a real challenge to spot because it all has to be based in the real world. I consider all of the images as surreal not entirely because of there content but also because they are full of questions and stories that surpass what would traditionally be seen as reality. In the piece, The moment before the Autumn rain begins, I see the Canadian goose looking at the girl sitting on the river bank and can see a sort of concern in its face looking at the girl and wondering what is wrong and why she is sitting there.  I think its surrealism comes from what it evokes not necessarily its content.