Comparative and constrative structures

The two images are completly different: in one of them, a man is playing the violon alone, in a quiet room. In the other, two or three boys are playing the electric guitar on a stage, and all of them are sweating and surrounded by other group members. 
The first image transmits peace and serenity, associated to the sound of the violon, which is in many cases, a relaxing melody played in classical operas. The second, in constract, transmits aggressiveness, feelings of inquietude and wildness. Those feelings are similar to the electric guitar: all songs with this instrument are full of strenght.
The appearances of the men are also different: the man of the image 1 wears formal clothes (a white shirt and dress pants) ans looks relaxed and focused on what he is doing. On the other hand, the boys of the image 2 are wearing leather jackets and jeans. Their face expresses madness and even rage.
Although both pictures represent one of the biggest art in our lifes, music, they are totally different from each other, and as we have already seen, transmit different feelings.