PPT-Imagery Days 6-8

Consider At first I saw only waters so clear it magnified the fibers in the walls of the gourd On the surface I saw only my own round reflection The old man encircled the neck of gourd with his thumb and index finger and gave it a shake As the water shook then settled the colors and lights shimmered into a picture not reflecting anything I could see around me There at the bottom of the gourd were my mother and father scanning the sky which was where I was. Why Spring Imagery?. Outgrowth of a multi-agency effort to update the National Wetland Inventory for Minnesota. Primarily funded by the . ENRTF . as recommended by LCCMR. Intent is to meet or exceed the federal wetland mapping standards. And all that fluff.. Imagery. So what is imagery?. Imagery is the picture the author creates in your mind. It’s why our favorite books are so interesting! We can see it happening! . The Five Senses. The use of words to create a picture in the reader’s mind. It is usually based on sensory details. . Imagery. . Sensory details are ways of describing things using the 5 senses. . For example: . The . For Marketing Purposes Only. Los Roques Archipelago, Venezuela | Mar 12, 2011 | . WorldView-2. For Marketing Purpose Only. 2. 70 cm imagery. WordlView3 30cm Imagery. Finer details only seen at 30cm. For Marketing Purpose Only. figurative or descriptive language in a literary work. the formation of mental images, figures, or likenesses of things. Imagery (definition). The 5 senses: (a.k.a. sensory imagery). Sight. Smell. Taste. The other half of the same coin?. 1. 2. Cognitive Specific Imagery. Generally mirrors the modeling results – imagery is better than nothing, not as good as physical practice. Imagery therefore could also be seen as enhancing the idea, but would also require physical practice for calibration. Denotation v. Connotation. What is imagery?. Imagery is the words used to “jazz up” an otherwise boring description in a text. The words used to create a specific “word picture” in the mind of the reader in order to make sure that the reader has the impression that the writer intended. Version: October 2016. 1. US . National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (. NGA) . licenses DigitalGlobe imagery . which can be used for US . federal . government purposes. NASA ABoVE researchers are . Imagery. Forming . a picture in the mind without sensory . input. Mental imagery. Visual imagery. Paivio. , Smyth and . Yuille. (1968. ). Subject studied word-pairs with each member varying in imagery. Imagery: the five senses. Sight. Sound. Smell. Taste. Touch. Sight. s. tuff you can . see. “The light glitters in her eyes.”. Sound. s. tuff you can . hear. “We heard rapid, high-pitched squeals.”. most . common, imagery may appeal to any of the senses. Good writers often attempt to appeal . to . several senses.. The children were screaming and shouting in the fields. - “Screaming” and “shouting” appeal to our sense of hearing or auditory sense. If someone says “There’s a deer” what do you picture? . It lets you know that there. is. a deer, that you would see a deer,. but it doesn’t describe it for you. or give you a clue about what. If someone says “There’s a deer” what do you picture? . It lets you know that there. is. a deer, that you would see a deer,. but it doesn’t describe it for you. or give you a clue about what. Imagery is . language that appeals to the senses. Most of the time, we think of “image” as a visual experience (using our eyes). IMAGERY can appeal to our sense of sight, smell, hearing, taste and touch.