Module 5 - Creative arts
Unit 5.1 - Photography: Analysing a photograph


16. Read the description of the photo on the page 176 and complete.

16.1. Author
16. Read the description of the photo on the page 176 and complete.

16.2. Title and year aperta
16. Read the description of the photo on the page 176 and complete.

16.3. Subject aperta
16. Read the description of the photo on the page 176 and complete.

16.4. Colour aperta
16. Read the description of the photo on the page 176 and complete.

16.5. Light aperta
16. Read the description of the photo on the page 176 and complete.

16.6. Foreground aperta
16. Read the description of the photo on the page 176 and complete.

16.7. Background aperta
16. Read the description of the photo on the page 176 and complete.

16.8. Depth of field aperta
16. Read the description of the photo on the page 176 and complete.

16.9. Symmetry aperta
16. Read the description of the photo on the page 176 and complete.

16.10. Rule of thirds aperta
16. Read the description of the photo on the page 176 and complete.

16.11. Main theme aperta
16. Read the description of the photo on the page 176 and complete.

16.12. artist’s intention aperta
17. Analyse this photo according to the main elements for a formal analysis that you can find in the text and explain why this photo doesn’t contain any technical mistakes. Write a passage of about 100/120 words.

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18. Listen to a recording about Lunch atop a skyscraper and say if the statements are true or false.
1. The photo was taken during the Great Depression in the USA.
2. In the image you can see twelve construction workers eating lunch.
3. They are sitting on a beam, 750 feet in the air.
4. The photo represented a hopeful look of America during the Great Depression.
5. The photo was published in 1932.
6. The author of the photo was a famous photographer.
7. There was no interest in the labour conditions of building construction workers.
8. The photo was a sort of advertising image.
9. The place where the workers are sitting looks very dangerous.
10. Under the beam there was probably a perfectly safe floor.