Exercise 5: Image and Text Find words that have been written or spoken by someone else. You can gather these
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. . . continuing the review of photographers and artists highlighted in the course book: Christian Patterson, ‘Redheaded Peckerwood’ Joan
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This part is focusing on fictional texts that have been used to create a whole series of images. A few
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This part of the course asks us consider how words make an impact and how we can depict that. I
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Having read Sharon Boothroyd’s piece in Photoparley about David Favrod, I went on to look at his website: www.davidfavrod.com. Favrod
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Exercise 4: Alternative Interpretations Over the space of a few weeks gather newspapers that you can cut up, preferably including
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Exercise 3: Storyboard Create a storyboard where the image does not depend on the text and the text adds something
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Research Task: Rhetoric of the Image Read ‘Rhetoric of the Image’ (Barthes, 1964) and write a reflection in your learning
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