Part 5: Use a picture. It’s worth 1000 words. (PowerPoint)

If it makes you laugh,
if it makes you cry,
if it rips out your heart,
that’s a good picture.

Eddie Adams
American Photographer
Pulitzer Prize Winner 1969


After going through the two POWERPOINTS below,

http://www.slideshare.net/yaryalitsa/the-denotation-and-connotation-of-imagegraphic-analysis
http://www.slideshare.net/yaryalitsa/humanities-primary-sources-secondary-source

then going through this video will assist in discussing the images with the class and drawing assumptions and conclusion; sometimes what we see is not what is being conveyed.

This video will assist in Humanities and English.

1. Use a picture.
It’s worth 1000 words.
Part 5: “Use a picture. It’s worth 1000 words.” 10 photographs.

2. 1911
Arthur Brisbane, a newspaper man
is credited with saying:
“Use a picture. It is worth a thousand words.”
1927
“A picture is worth a thousand words.”
appeared in an advertisement developed by:
Fred R. Barnard
for Royal Baking Soda.
Note:
Chinese Proverb:
“One picture is worth ten thousand words”
attributed to: Confucius
It’s worth something alright!

3. 1884: Paris, France
‘The Statue of Liberty’ under construction

4. 1914
William Harley and Arthur Davidson

5. c.1915: Russia
Tsar Nicholas II & his daughter Duchess Anastasia

6. 1919
Helen Keller meets Charlie Chaplin in Hollywood

7. 1924?: MGM Studios
Shooting & recording the lion’s roar for MGM logo

8. 1926: Somerville, Massachusetts, USA
first car factory for Ford

9. During WWII
Queen Elizabeth II during her army service

10. 16
th
June, 1945
return of Da Vinci’s ‘Mona Lisa’ to the Lourve

11. mid 1950’s: Nevada
mannequins on an atomic bomb test site

12. 1972: On the moon, Apollo 16
Family photograph left by Charles Duke; still there

13. 30 photos from the past that should see
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After You See These 20 Rare Photos From The Past, You’ll Never
Forget Them. Wow.
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The Online Photographer
Sources…
Assembled: A. Ballas