PPT-Year 7 Lesson 10 – analysis of a visual image

English You will need A pen or pencil and paper A digital device Your notes from previous two lessons Review Reviewed technical language for analysing an image Practised analysing images through the 4 lenses. Categorization. . With. . Bags. of . Keypoints. Original . Authors. :. G.. . Csurka. , C.R. Dance, L. Fan, . J. . Willamowski. , C. Bray. ECCV Workshop on . Statistical. Learning in Computer – 2004. A Brief Introduction. Adapted from Stephen . Harmon and Stanislav . Rivkin . All Images argue something, just like written rhetoric. But unlike written rhetoric, visual rhetoric may be less straightforward. It might require additional analysis to understand the argument . . S. Bhattacharya*, R. . Sukthankar. **, . M.Shah. *. *University of Central Florida, **Intel labs & CMU. Motivation. . Related work. Quality enhancement framework. Visual aesthetics. Aesthetic appeal assessment. A Brief Introduction. Adapted from Stephen . Harmon and Stanislav . Rivkin . All Images argue something, just like written rhetoric. But unlike written rhetoric, visual rhetoric may be less straightforward. It might require additional analysis to understand the argument . . How to Convey Meaning through Images. The term visual rhetoric falls under an umbrella term known as visual literacy, which is generally split into three categories: visual thinking, visual learning, visual rhetoric/communication (though clearly visual thinking and visual learning must occur in order to communicate visually). The following diagram illustrates these ideas. The graphic is modified from Sandra Moriarty's diagram in her essay, "A Conceptual Map of Visual Communication" and from "Teaching Visual Literacy and Document Design in First-Year Composition" (MA Thesis) by Allen . To successfully credit the . visual evidence (photographs/images). in your . Argumentative Photo Essay. , please follow the . four steps. . outlined in this short slideshow. . Four Steps to Crediting Visual Evidence:. English. Angle and Background. Angle. . – slant, or way of looking at or presenting . something.. Background. . – distance part of a landscape; surroundings, especially those behind something, and providing harmony and . Nikhil . Rasiwasia. , . Nuno. . Vasconcelos. Statistical Visual Computing Laboratory. University of California, San Diego. Thesis Defense. Ill pause for a few moments so that you all can finish reading this. . Sung . Ju. Hwang and Kristen . Grauman. University of Texas at Austin. Image retrieval. Query image. Image Database. Image 1. Image 2. Image k. Content-based retrieval from an image database. …. Relative importance of objects. Hongzhi Li. Computer Science Department, Columbia University. 1. Visual Captioning. Kiros. , Ryan, . Ruslan. . Salakhutdinov. , and Richard S. . Zemel. . "Unifying visual-semantic . embeddings. with multimodal neural language models." . Images convey more than just a picture. What do you see?. Assumptions. Visual analysis is about understanding how images can be texts that are “read” to be understood. Just like written texts, visual texts are:. CLINIC UPDATES Traumatic Brain Injury: Dr. Marc Taub , SCO Marc B. Taub, OD, MS, FAAO, FCOVD, FNAP Southern College of Optometry-Memphis, TN​ Associate Professor ​ Chief, Vision Therapy & Rehabilitation ​ The eye and the mind. The eye and the mind. How does the eye work?. The eye and the mind. But the eye is not that perfect. • Upside down images.. • Curved lines.. • Blind spot.. The eye and the mind. Exam revision . The exam is 6 weeks. . away. 42 days from today. How it looked last year. …. Past exams. 2016. ???. 2015. Volunteering – written info. = 2 x . speeches; . visual info =. lectern.