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Guided Notes Edsc 304 Narratives Intro Lesson Plan Presentation
Guided Notes Edsc 304 Narratives Intro Lesson Plan Presentation
Narratives in
Photography
Narratives in Photography
Intro Photography
Grades 9-12
Ms. Pickrell
Composition Review
Why is one composition more successful than the other? List the reasons in
bullet points below.
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Which composition is more successful & why? List the reasons for your choice in
bullet points below.
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Which composition is more successful in your opinion and why? Give your reasons
for your preference below.
Storytelling in Illustration
Where do you think that the boy is in the beginning of the comic? Why?
Is the tiger hanging because he wants to? Aside from the dialogue, what tells you
that he didn’t tie himself up?
Highlight or circle the areas of the image that you used to draw your conclusions.
Storytelling in Illustration
Where are the boy and the tiger? Less specifically than in bed— what room do you
think they are in and why?
What do you think that the boy is trying to do? Why? What in the picture (aside
from the dialogue) tells you what the boy is trying to do?
Highlight/circle the areas of the picture you referenced to answer the questions.
Photography & Storytelling Survey
Complete the survey in the link. Record your answers here so you can compare how
your view might change by the end of the unit!
Photo Narratives in Movies & TV
What do you think the narrative is in this movie based on the photos?
Are there certain aspects of the composition or distinct elements that support
your interpretation?
Narratives in Formal Photography
Cindy Sherman
Her clothing stands out— why might she be wearing such dark, distinct
clothing?
Italy
What do we think about the group in this photo? Do they look comfortable?
What can we tell about the family by the food we can see?
Does anything in the photo tell you where they may be from?
Beijing, China
What do we think about the way this family portrays themselves compared to
the others?
Do they look more affectionate towards one another, or just more comfortable
with being themselves in front of a camera?
What do we see in this photo that we did not necessarily see in the others?
What does that tell us about where this family is?
Breidjing Camp, Chad (Refugee Camp)
Where would we guess this family is from based on what they eat?
Class Analysis: The Great Depression — Dorothea Lange
Fill out your discussion web while we are working through this essay— it will serve as
an example for the caption assignment!
Can we see where she is, can we tell what she does for a living?
What can we guess about her given her apparent age and the time?
What do we think their relationship is? Is that based on the past photos, or is there
something in this photo that suggests their relationship?
Are there any links between this and the other photos in the series?