Denotation and connotation

 




Analysis: The poster has a phrase "Dig toilets Not graves" could imply there are struggling and are in poverty. 

Denotation: The poster has a child with him being in a third world country with WaterAid at the top suggesting they don't receive enough water. 

 Connotation: This advert might have been to raise awareness on kids in third country not being as a fortunate at people in first world country's.







 


     



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