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Writing About Photography Visual Rhetoric/Visual Literacy Series Because “photography” literally means “to write or draw with light,” it seems natural that we are able to “read” photographs just like we read any other text. This handout will provide you with some basic skills of visual literacy as they apply to photography—strategies for reading, comprehending, and translating images into verbal language. What are visual literacy and visual rhetoric? Visual literacy refers to the ability to “read” an image, much like…
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