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Practice Reading: Fill in the Blanks (Dropdown) ID: #47179 Visual information
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When    a    photographer    takes    a    photograph,    he    or    she    makes    a    selection    of    visual    information    that    is    by    his    or    her    technical    and    aesthetic    skills,    personal    views    and    experience,    together    with    a    of    social    and    cultural    norms.    And    in    the    of    this    book    we    shall    see    how    these    factors    not    only    affect    the    style,    content    and    expression    of    a    photograph,    but    also    how    those    images    are    perceived    and    responded    to    by    the    viewer.    For    example,    we    might    consider    that    the    reader    of    a    newspaper    will    have    an    implicit    understanding    of    the    photographic    images    reproduced    on    the    page.    But    rather    than    accepting    the    photograph    at    face  ,  we    might    question    whether    it    accurately    recorded    the    scene    as    it    would    have    looked    at    the    time.    Or,    in    contrast,    does    it    communicate    the    photographer's    point    of    view?    Is    it    the    instant    recorded    that    is    of    particular    importance,    or    should    the    photograph    on    the    page    be    understood    as    a    symbol    to    represent    a    state    of    attairs    in    the    world?

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