american solider
1. I think the most powerful photo was "A Mother's Wish". I think it really showed a deeper and more emotional side of him. The setting of the photo and the subject is a lot different from most of the photos so it really stood out to me. The angel of the camera also really emphasizes the priest touching his head making it look almost symbolic.
2. Most of the images look similar and are edited similar. This made it easy for you to see how he grows and changes over that year. You can really see the change in his attitude and how he matures as a person. The army really changed him and you can see that though the photographs.
3. The captions were actually very helpful. It surprised me when I was looking at the photos because I would immediately find the caption to make sense of what was happening in the photo. They helped to make the pictures tell a story.
4. Ian Fisher, at the age of 17, decided to join the Army. He had a difficult time and suffered from addiction, injuries, and heartbreak. He was deployed in Iraq after finishing his training, but after two years he decided "he was done". Over the course of the year he found a family in the Army and never lost touch with his one at home. He married his girlfriend, Devin, shortly after returning from Iraq.
5. Most of the verbs are in present tense.
6. -3-5 sentences
-background information (who, what, when, where)
-they give information that you cant know from looking at the picture
-background on what is happening in the picture
-yes, but not all of them
-yes, some picture required four or more sentences
7. People use caption to help understand the photos and photos help tell the story. The captions are not a story with a beginning, middle, and end. Only the actual story will tell what happened in deatail.
2. Most of the images look similar and are edited similar. This made it easy for you to see how he grows and changes over that year. You can really see the change in his attitude and how he matures as a person. The army really changed him and you can see that though the photographs.
3. The captions were actually very helpful. It surprised me when I was looking at the photos because I would immediately find the caption to make sense of what was happening in the photo. They helped to make the pictures tell a story.
4. Ian Fisher, at the age of 17, decided to join the Army. He had a difficult time and suffered from addiction, injuries, and heartbreak. He was deployed in Iraq after finishing his training, but after two years he decided "he was done". Over the course of the year he found a family in the Army and never lost touch with his one at home. He married his girlfriend, Devin, shortly after returning from Iraq.
5. Most of the verbs are in present tense.
6. -3-5 sentences
-background information (who, what, when, where)
-they give information that you cant know from looking at the picture
-background on what is happening in the picture
-yes, but not all of them
-yes, some picture required four or more sentences
7. People use caption to help understand the photos and photos help tell the story. The captions are not a story with a beginning, middle, and end. Only the actual story will tell what happened in deatail.
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