Anna Baranova: Words are not enough
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Anna Baranova demonstrates how the power of words has nothing on the power of photographs to make deep impressions on people.
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Anna Baranova: Words are not enough
- 2. Anna Baranova Words Are Not Enough
- 3. Credit: Earthrise; William Anders, 1968
- 4. “words are never enough . . . words do not exist to make us see, or know, or feel what it is like, what actually happens.” LI F E m a g a z i n e , 1 9 4 3
- 5. Credit: Joseph Nicéphore Niépce, 1826
- 7. Source: James Clerk Maxwell, 1861
- 8. Credit: Ansel Adams, 1942
- 10. Source: NaSonal Geographic, 2008
- 12. Credit: Lewis Hine, 1910
- 13. Credit: George Strock, 1943
- 14. Credit: Alfred Eisenstaedt, 1945
- 15. “The camera cannot lie, but it can be an accessory to untruth” Harold Evans
- 16. Credit: Ian Spurling, 1934
- 17. Source: Mansell CollecSon / Time Life Pictures
- 18. Credit: I Mathew Brady John C. Calhoun, 1860
- 19. Credit: Arthur Sasse Credit: Steve McCurry, 1984
- 22. "When words become unclear, I shall focus with photographs. When images become inadequate, I shall be content with silence." Ansel Adams
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- On stamps, paved way to environmental movement, fragile and delicate planet
- Talk about the power of images to deliver a compelling story, evoke emotions and simply change history
- First permanent photo, on a metal plate, took 8 hrs of exposure, 1826
- 5-4th BC, Aristotle, 1st century AD Persian scientist
- Manipulations: coating lenses with petroleum jelly, scratching the surfaces of negatives with needles;
- "a blazing poetry of the real," shaped the way Americans thought of their nation’s wilderness and, with that, how to preserve it.
- National Parks created, kings canyon national park, california
- Globalization brought images from remote less accessible places that presented local issues but aroused entire world’s response, Gorila massacre in Uganda, arrest of former park director HonoreMashagiro, alternative fuel programme =>break the link between poverty, deforestation and the charcoal trade
- arrest of former park director, alternative fuel programme =>break the link between poverty, deforestation and the charcoal trade
- Photography paved way to not just environmental but many political and social reforms. Children forced to work separating coal from slate. photograph assisted in leading America to ban child labor
- Americans too complacent about the war, Franklin Roosevelt lifted the ban on images depicting U.S. casualties
- public, shocked by combat’s grim realities, was instilled with yet greater resolve to win the war. Perfect strangers
- Just like words, not always genuine, well-intended, “The camera cannot lie, but it can be an accessory to untruth” – Harold Evans
- ; fueled decades of frenzied speculation, several costly underwater searches, and a local tourism industry that rakes in several million dollars each year, admitted fraud only 60 years later
- Used photos for propaganda,instil its message into the minds of soviet people, also perfected airbrushing and retouching
- First airbrushed photograph, heroic portret of Lincoln,noted slavery advocate John Calhoun
- Do not have to be potical to be inspiring or have an effect, offer a deeper look into the subject’s soul
- Photography is an art form of passion and often fearless devotion full of brave and creative people that stop at nothing to show you how things really are
- Photography is a passion of often fearless devotion, often takes guts, previous photographerkilled