Analysis of an image
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This document outlines key features to analyze when examining an image: 1) Origin, such as whether it was created pictorially, photographically, or digitally. 2) Purpose, like expressing, informing, advertising, or entertaining. 3) Iconacity Level, ranging from high representative to low abstract to symbolic. 4) Content, with the objective denotative description and subjective connotative message conveyed.
Analysis of an image
- 1. ANALYSIS of an IMAGE
- 2. We must take notice of the next features of an image: 1.- Origin 2.- Purpose 3.- Iconacity Level 4.- Content Denotative Connotative
- 3. 1.- ORIGIN (ACCORDING TO HOW IT WAS MADE and/or MANIPULATED) PICTORIAL PHOTOGRAPHIC DIGITAL (creada mediante ordenador)
- 4. PICTORIAL
- 5. PHOTOGRAPHIC
- 6. DIGITAL
- 7. 2.- PURPOSE To EXPRESS To INFORM To ADVERTISE To ENTERTAIN
- 8. To EXPRESS
- 9. To INFORM
- 10. To ADVERTISE
- 11. To ENTERTAIN
- 12. 3.- ICONACITY LEVEL How similar the image is to the object it represents REPRESENTATIVE (The highest Iconacity Level) ABSTRACT (The lowest Iconacity Level) SYMBOLIC (Representan un concepto o idea)
- 13. REPRESENTATIVE
- 14. ABSTRACT
- 15. SYMBOLIC
- 16. 4.- CONTENT DENOTATIVE Objective description of the image CONNOTATIVE The subjective message the image conveys