Narrative, Power and Responsibility

27Jan 2015

Review and thoughts on previous week. Discussion : “Roy Striker” Lecture: David Campbell “Narrative Power and Responsibility” From the News: Preparation for next week: Prepare a description of the work you intend to accomplish over the remainder of the module. Your description should be concise and take no more that 1min to describe.

notes:

Justine K‏@kakpangs

Photography is only best interpreted using the theory of narrative with contextual consideration ~ David Campbell.

Justine K @kakpangs · Jan 27

George Todd P. Says if ur pictures are not good enough then ain’t reading enough…

Justine K @kakpangs · Jan 27

David Campbell, narrative, power and responsibility are inherent photographic features

Justine K @kakpangs · Jan 27

George Todd P. Would see photographs through the spectacles of context for comprehension

Justine K @kakpangs · Jan 27

Photographs direct our attention to narratives for a probable objective understanding

Justine K @kakpangs · Jan 27

Change is the a relative effect of contextual and social understanding of photographs

Coventry, England

Justine K @kakpangs · Jan 27

David Campbell, there is a relationship between images and the world, images and politics which can enhance change

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3. Change is the a relative effect of contextual and social understanding of photographs

   Victor Banigo @victorgbanigo

   This is an interesting session. However, I got no headphone. Hope to bring one next week. I will listen to it#Phonar

   Cici Ren @cici_ren

   Narrative is about including some things and excluding other things. You are gonna have an angle. You are gonna have a perspective. #Phonar

   2:52 PM – 27 Jan 2015

   Edith Epoke-Obasuyi @EpokeEdith

   The way individuals see images are very different and we have to be careful what we portray.#Phonar

   audi fareza @farezaudi

   There are limits of narration. Example : it is hard to tell any story about the killing John F Kennedy #phonar

   ezinwao @eziosakwe

   Taking pictures for its aesthetics is gradually fading away#phonar

   @kakpangs

   Steward freedman ‘if we see to it and change our work, we have to speak a language that the majority of our audience understands’ #Phonar

   Discussion : “Roy Striker” (themes were “context” and “power”)

   Preparation for next week: Prepare a description of the work you intend to accomplish over the remainder of the module. Your description should be concise and take no more that 1min to describe.

   Lecture: David Campbell “Narrative Power and Responsibility”

    https://soundcloud.com/mattjohnston/david-campbell

    The tweeted notes from the session are below – please make your own storified version which includes additional content and links from your own areas of interest.