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Her body language communicates a sense of fear.

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Formal

Black and white

Well dressed

old

timid

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A record. She looks shy. Empty room.

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Disgusted

Tired

Getting ready

Old trying to be young

fed up

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Hatred towards the photographer. Her makeup and hair done to look pretty but raw emotion over powers this.

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Selfie

Red shoes

Home

Vlogging

young

important appearance

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Facial expression suggests fear and guilt

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The idea of half of her hair being neat and tidy while the other half is loose and falling onto her shoulder.

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Confident and structured. Personal photography. Influencer.

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Her face shows concern, clutching her bag in a defensive manner

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heavily made up
fed up

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The image brings across a sense of confidence and power.

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she looks irritated, as if the photographer has interrupted something

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scared
nervous
holding onto her bag worried it will be taken away
looks young
black and white film shows the time period

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fashion forward
Sophisticated

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looks impromptu on first glance but is very constructed, ever aspect of the image is thought about

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her facial expression could be in response to the work she endures and the roles she has to play she doesn't want to be in front of any camera

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Black and white (sepia?)
One girl (or two? They look similar)
Hat in one picture, no hat in other
Writing above her (can't tell if English)
School girl??

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Woman's bust
Neck cut off into triangle
Rollers in hair but loose (busy lady)

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Mirror selfie
Checkered black and white coat with fur on shoulders, wrists and rim of coat (suggests wealth)
Nice house (wealth)
Influencer selfie

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the contrast between historical documenting of criminals compared to modern documenting through photographs?

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Has the importance of record photography changed from 1910 to present day?

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Why was she arrested?,
Was it the first arrest?
Whats the reason for her committing a crime?

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Is it important as a photographer to capture raw emotion (documentation), or portray a lie?

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why does she do what she does?,
how long has she been working as an actress?

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How does writing over the image change the meaning of the photograph?

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why was she arrested?
what does this represent?
why write on the photograph?

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what visual codes to police photos use to portray the criminals?

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why does she vlog?
Where is she going?
Why not get a 'proper' job

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Has the role of photography created a new style of wealth in the context of social media influencers?

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Why are women constantly under obligation to do things they clearly don't want to do?

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Why do influencers have such an inflated sense of self?

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the impact of influencers on individuals through social media

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What is the meaning / intention behind her choice of white clean clothing and background, in comparison to her job role?

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Do we know the nature of the crime just by looking at the women, can we see her character through the photo?

Was the photographer trying to capture the women objectively or make her look a certain way eg more or less guilty?

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how does showing emotions in portrait photography can change the story interpreted by viewers of the image

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How has social media and the rise of selfie culture shifted people's expectations or understandings of lifestyle

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How the role of the mug shot has changed over time, and how does it effect the viewers perception of guilt?

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How the role of the mug shot has changed over time, and how does it effect the viewers perception of guilt?

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why is she irritated?
what is her personal life like?

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Why the use of a camera and not a phone, which may be more accessible to most?

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The role that performative identity plays in photography vs the moving image

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How did the photographer approach the women and ask to take her image?
What was the womens response?

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How are the role of influencers and social media changing and challenging the role of self-portiture and image curation in photography

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Family Photography and family photographs affect a person's sense of belonging and memory

- Norms and values of the family
-conventions of family photography
- how society views a non nuclear family
- what is belonging?
- how are family photos constructed (where do you see them?)
- how does the lack of nuclear family affect belonging
- how are family photographs viewed by society
- are they the same in every culture or just western?

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Performative gender roles, how photographers and their subjects perform for camera.

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Performative gender roles, how photographers and their subjects perform for camera.

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·      Sex Vs Gender

·      The increase of the identification of gender variance

·      identify politics and its role in the media and political spaces

·      the “normalization” of non binary genders and pronouns

·      topics around trans medicalisation and the born in the wrong body narrative

·      Topics of assimilation and is there allys outside your own community

·      Self onus in media surround your own identity

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Ethics, perceptions and technology within the genre of wildlife photography have changed over time. How and why?

Wildlife photographers

Ethics of wildlife photography

The role of a wildlife photographer

Cameras through time

Views of photography

Global challenges like climate

How we view wildlife now compared to past

Technology and travelling

Views on animals

Roles of photographers

Role of the camera in perception

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Bruce Gilden and his insensitive portrayal of ‘freaks’ compared to other photographers.

Consent

society perception of ‘Freaks’ and outcasts

Male and female photographers

Ethics of photography

Abuse of power

Getting rich from others hardships photographed

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how some one presents themself through photography versus how someone else would represent that same person through photography:
self representation
social media
construction of identity
documentation
empowerment
self expression
perception
media influence
provoking sympathy

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The effects of social media

Capturing the shots / Ethics

Composition of shots to tell a certain narrative

Unlimited access to photography and how this works against the purpose

Difference between how photographs were viewed before social media vs current images.

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Representation
motherhood
figure
history
Feminine
change
children
pregnancy
male gaze

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·      Sex Vs Gender - The increase of the identification of gender variance - identify politics and its role in the media and political spaces - the “normalization” of non binary genders and pronouns -  Self onus in media surround your own identity

·      topics around trans medicalisation and the born in the wrong body narrative - Topics of assimilation and is there allys outside your own community

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Group
-conventions of family photography
- how society views a non nuclear family
- how are family photos constructed (where do you see them?)
- how does the lack of nuclear family affect belonging
- how are family photographs viewed by society

Group
-what is belonging
- norms and values of the family
-same in every culture or just western?

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- self representation, identity construction, empowerment, and self expression
- social media, provoking sympathy, and perception
- documentation, codifying, and media influence

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motherhood, pregnancy, children
figure, feminine, change
representation, motherhood, history

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·      Sex Vs Gender - Self onus surround your own identity - The increase of the identification of gender variance - identify politics and its role in the media and political spaces - the “normalization” of non-binary genders and pronouns.

·      Topics of assimilation - is there such thing as an ally from outside your own community - trans medicalisation - the born in the wrong body narrative.

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1. What is belonging
2. Norms and values of the nuclear family
3. Conventions and construction of family photography
4. How are family photos viewed by society?
5. How society views a none nuclear family
6. Are family photos the same in every culture or just western?
7. How does the lack of a nuclear family affect a person's sense of belonging

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-the construction of identity through self photography
-how this differs to other people taking photos of you in terms of identity
-reactions of this in terms of empowerment or provoking sympathy

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1. Raising Awareness, Animal Cruelty, Ethics

2. Change of technology, Social Media connected to raising awareness.

3. The right and wrong effects of overexposure to certain topics through photography, success rate in raising awareness.