Atta girl, Atwood...

Margaret Atwood is a poet and historian as well as a successful novelist.  Of special interest (and specifically mentioned in the Epilogue) are:
-  the government's regime in Iran in the 1980′s (and now- it hasn’t changed!)
- Romanian policy under President Ceaucescu regarding the birthrate in Romania
-  the influence of the American right-wing Christian community on politics (again, this is just as true now as it was in the 1980′s). 
What I find most interesting about Atwood is how she manipulates real events with her imagined fiction to create a powerful identity for the "others"...no, not these others but this.

So here's what you need to do:
First, check out photographer Wing Young Huie's work( http://www.wingyounghuie.com/ ) and blog( http://know.wingyounghuie.com/ ) and select one of his pieces to use in your first(!) post.

Then, provide a summary of your selected photograph that includes: 
- The document itself—make sure the author, the date, and  the place of publication are included
- A denotative examination of the text (little picture- what do we see on first examination?)
- A connotative examination of the text (big picture- what do we "discover" by looking deeper?)
Finally, respond to the following: How do Wing Young Huie (in your selected photograph) and Margaret Atwood (in The Handmaid's Tale) present the concept of "othering" through  image, layout/format, language, and/or color? You may compare the two texts/approaches, contrast, or both. 

*You might choose to consider one or more of the following:  stereotypes, popular culture, elections, legislation, public information, the diversity of audiences, use of style and register,  forms of bias, deliberate manipulation of audience, and the selection of text type*