Danica P.

Mendoza
III-ABEL A

Annotation in RVA

The topic that I read is about engaging in watching activities. What is the given in
the scenario it indicates or prays attention to taking a pictures when we take a
photo . In this photo we need to make sure that the picture is complete. In this
scenario of the man there is a visible engagement . On other hand we will always
think that our safety is more important while we are driving a car because of this if
we do not use our two eyes there is a possibility that we will have an accident, in
this situation we will be safer we will get to where we are going if we are careful
and when we focus on our driving, all our destination will be safe.

Guide Questions:

• What are the things regarded as activities of seeing?

• How is “seeing” perceived in the experiences of the author?
• What are the things that affected this perspective?
• What is “seeing in context”?
• How is “seeing” perceived in context?
• What are the ways to see things in context?
 When people receive feedback, they frequently view themselves through
their own personal prism. Explains what they are seeing, increases their
familiarity with the image, and demonstrates how even commonplace
objects are viewed through cultural and personal frameworks and lenses. In
order to make sense of visual objects of all kinds, it explains how to analyze
the mechanics, customs, contexts, and uses of the visual in western cultures.

 Perceptions affect how we pay attention to think about,

Recall, interpret, comprehend, synthesize, make decisions about, and
respond to reality. In doing so, we
Tend to believe that our perception of reality is an accurate reflection of
reality. The assessment of a writer’s
Communication skills. Additionally, we show the potential for developing
precise models that can determine
An author’s communication quality based on the author and message
attributes.
The journal Cultural Studies notes, committed to the theorizing of politics
and the politicizing of theory, and
Hence is a discipline which is concerned with how to understand human and
institutional relations and
Practices.
Cultural theorists are always concerned to break with everyday notions
about how the world works, and to
Understand the extent to which society is built on arbitrary divisions that
serve interests.
Cultural theory asks questions like: Why are things as they are?

How could they be different?

Cultural theorists engage in what sociologist Pierre Bourdieu calls ‘an
endless labor, endlessly
Recommenced’ (2001: 110), by which the researchers strive to understand
and demonstrate the social,
Historical, economic, and political conditions that lead to the establishment
of structures of power, and
Struggles for power, across society.
 I want to produce a sense of space (the house as one small part of a much
larger property) I also want to
Catch the property as it looks at this time of year. The leafless trees are
situated at the center and take up
Almost half of the photograph.
I have a few things in mind which have led to this arrangement of the shot.
I want to produce a sense of space (the house as one small part of a much
larger property, which is one of
The reasons I have include the second set of trees).
I want to catch the property as it usually looks at this time of year.
The leafless trees are situated at the center, and take up almost half of the
photograph, while the house is
Peripheral (and consequently relatively insignificant).
My focus will be on the objects in the foreground (particularly the tree
branches, and the way they tower
Over the house); the rest of the scene (the solid trees, the paddock, the mist)
will be slightly blurred.

The house should appear to be a modest portion of a much larger property,

and I also want to create a sense of space.
Capture the home’s appearance at this particular time of year. The center of
the scene is occupied by the trees without leaves.
Nearly half of the image.
I set up the photo this way because of a couple thoughts in my head.
The house is just one little portion of a much larger property, and one of the
things I want to do is create a sense of space in it.
The second set of trees is one of the justifications I have).
I want to capture the building as it typically appears during this season.
The center of the scene is occupied by the trees without leaves.

 visual images and texts by looking at them in the context of the

Culture, society, and history in which they were created. This approach
encourages readers to consider the
Various factors that may have influenced the creation of the image or text.
Tony Schirato and Jen Webb
 Introduced the concept in their book Reading the Visual.
Seeing in context is a concept introduced by Tony Schirato and Jen Webb in
their book Reading the Visual.
It is a way of understanding visual images and texts by looking at them in
the context of the culture, society,
And history in which they were created.
This approach encourages readers to consider the various factors that may
have influenced the creation of
The image or text, such as the artist’s background, the intended audience,
and the political and social climate of the time

 Your eyes scan a scene, learning details about each area as they pass from
one to the next.
Visual component. Like reading, seeing is a transcription, but it takes the
form of an aesthetic text. Though it may not be obvious, when we make art,
we are surely observing our surroundings. Because we picture so regularly,
our imaginations build up specific scenarios that assist us in making
decisions, comprehending circumstances, and finding solutions.

 Putting anything in context requires examining it in light of other factors.

Information to make it understandable to us. Using a description to identify
and arrange things Your feelings around what you saw. You might find it
useful to think of the description as a Inventory What people, things, and
locations do you recognize? The approach can start with you recognizing
and outlining the aesthetic components in your composition Consider the
description as a thorough list of everything you observe. It helps to
comprehend the terminology used to describe the work in order to “create”
visuals.