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This album cover for Hawthorne Heights 'Silence in Black and White' album is simple, yet effective. The use of colour contrast is really appealing and the fact that the edges of the picture have been blurred adds a real quality to the old-photo effect. I like the way that they have used a little child; such innocence, despite the band being quite depressive and hardcore. I believe this song relates to the song 'Ohio is for Lovers' as the backdrop seems to be of a typical lonely Ohio house. This photo, although simplistic, could suggest a lot of meaning, maybe only recognised by the band.
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