Master the language of photography – learn to articulate what makes images work and transform your ability to critique and improve your own.
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As photographers we love looking at photographs. Quite often we instinctively know what we like and don’t like about an image. But can we articulate this in words? Why is this important?
Understand the key principles used to analyse photographs, showing how composition, light, subject matter, visual relationships and intention contribute to the success of an image.
Learn to effectively explain what you like or dislike, to help you look more deeply at both your own work and that of others.
Eileen Rafferty is an artist whose work combines a lifelong study of photography to create mixed media, drawings and photographs. She is the Photographer/Videographer for the Montana Museum of Art and Culture in Missoula, Montana, and teaches graduate courses in Museum Studies. Eileen is also a freelance videographer/editor and owns a Creative Consulting business guiding clients in nurturing a creative life. She earned her BS in Human Physiology and an MFA in Photography/Film. Her artwork is influenced by Japanese literature and art, and botanicals from her garden.
