1. LOOK – what are your initial impressions? 2. READ - Read the text about the image if there is any. 3. EXAMINE - What does the text add to your understanding e.g. background 4. DESCRIBE – what does the text add to your description and understanding of the image? 5. CHECK UNDERSTANDING – what else do you need to know more about e.g. date photo was taken; where it was taken etc. |
Image taken from: Brown, N. et al. (2016) Visual literacy for libraries: a practical, standards-based guide. London: Facet Publishing, p.3, illus.
Cultural and Social Context
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Suggestion and Metaphor
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Captions and textual information
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