Showing posts with label Photography Strategies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Photography Strategies. Show all posts

Intensive Reading: How Do Photographers "Read" Their Photo?

Today we will see some architectures in Istanbul and discuss another type of photo reading.

An old column head at Beşiktaş in Bosphorus-Istanbul.

Intensive reading: When we "read" photos to extract information in depth, we need to be involved in more accurate "reading" focusing on details as well. Now come to the end talking about the types of photo "reading" techniques.
At my recent blogs I spoke about those reading tecniques: skimming, scanning, extensive reading and intensive reading. We can say that these different ways of reading are not mutually exclusive. For instance, one often skims through a piece to see what it is about before deciding whether it is worth scanning a particular piece for the information one is looking for...

An old column base at Beşiktaş in Bosphorus-Istanbul.

So we come practically to see intensive reading: The architectures in Istanbul. Read more...Thank you!

Scanning: How Do Photographers "Read" Their Photo?

Scanning: If we want to find only a specific piece of information rather than "reading" the whole photograph in deatil, we quickly go through the photo. We apply same strategy as we look up a word in a dictionary or a name in a directory.

They are not children... What do they do? [Çamlıca and Bosphorus]

What do they do??? They are not grown-up... [Beylerbeyi-Istanbul]

Next time I will speak about "intensive reading type of a photo".

Read more...Thank you!

Extensive reading: How Do Photographers" Read" Their Photos?

While "reading a photograph", I adopt different strategies depending on my purpose. Here I will talk about four types of "reading":
  • Skimming
  • Scanning
  • Extensive reading
  • Intensive reading

Yes.... İstiklal Caddesi: A big street at Beyoğlu in Istanbul. I look at the people. What do I see? What do you see? You see the photo above!

But I look for this! Yes!

But why? Because you use the "extensive reading". When we "read" the complex image, usually for pleasure, without putting ourselves into any stress, we would be doing extensive "reading". Like a novels we read during vacation requires this type of reading. We do not bother to look every image we do not know because we are interested in global understanding. Thus, we "read" very fluently...

Next time I will speak about the type of "skimming reading". Follow me please.... Read more...Thank you!
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