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Thanks ben

Whenever you do have the time just let me no it will be a great help

When we read a written form of language we visually understand and

perceive it. We also identify the human body language through visual

noticing its movements, posture and gesture. These three

characteristic's send messages signaling various physical, mental, or

emotional states, via the movements or attitudes of the body.

For my project I have chosen 5 photographs for you all to look at...

Your feedback of the photographic message you receive from the body

language in each of the five separate images will be a great help in

my research..

The images are here....http://www.cmmedia.co.uk/archive.htm

Thank you

John

i am doing a project based on the photographic message. It is based on

the message we recieve based on the content involved. The content

involved is the human body language, and how we percieve each others

actions... Take a look at these 5 pictures, and give me your feedback

on how you percieve the persons action, and what they descride to you

about the moment.

http://www.cmmedia.co.uk/archive.htm

Thank John

What impact does photography have on the internet, and why is it

such an important factor in the future of the internet, does it have

an advantage over mpeg,wav and other motion footage in the job they

both play? And what is the role of photography with the internet?

If anyone has any ideas or views or arguments on this matter i would

be very keen view your points..... Thanks john

The Olympics is an event that captures many images of different

significance. The image of the two American medal winners give the

black-power salute during the national anthem at the Olympics in

Mexico City a controversial images captured at the Olympics. Does

anyone no of anymore of famous happenings were photography captured

controversial moments other than sporting ones at the Olympics.<div></div>

These two pictures were moments captured at the recent Olympics held

in Athens. They are both dissimilar in the emotional moment they

portray. As qualified and professional photographers, I would like to

read and discuss your views on what qualities these still images have

over the film footage of the same moment. Or on the other hand does

the film footage offer more about these two specific event.<div></div>

I am starting my dissertation, and it is based on captured moments

in photography v Cinematography,can you give me five reasons why a

photo moment is greater than a Cinematography moment? Or advice

about where i may find examples of the same Queory, and possible

answers, famous photographers,film critics, who asked the same

question about why photography dipicts a moment more than motion

film? Thank you

They have both been credited for capturing some of the most

extraordinary moments in are history, for other generations to view.

But the main question that I want answered is ?Of the to separate

kinds of arts, which has the greater at revealing the moment in time

it has captured and why? Photography or Motion picture?