The Visual Truth?

You may want to see how visual art influences the public and how it is used to prevent misunderstanding from spreading to the crowd. In this article, it is possible to discuss the access patterns and to make progress in order to better understand how to use the same method in art creation to counter the fear of growing from artificial information sources I will check if it is. Image methods used in advertisements, the information sent by the media is like packaged products. Extreme, open headlines can cause doubt.

The great scientist of the Czech Republic JanEvangelista Purkinjě (1787-1869) believes that visual illusion reveals the visual truth. However, the illusion he refers to is not the geometric illusion drawn at the end of the century but the obvious distortion of a pattern like a concentric circle. The portrait of Purkinje drawn on the cover of this version can be distinguished by a circle. His left eye is in the center of the pattern, he is shown in three quarters. His face can be seen by blurring the image's focus, shaking his head, or looking at the circle from a distance. Many of these images are in my book "Visual Hints" and "Art and Magician".

Professional photojournalist Mark M. Hancock says: "This is a de facto visual reporter, the public trusts journalists and tells the truth.The same trust also applies to photojournalists as photojournalists.The responsibility is always important for photojournalists.We Have thousands of people who want to see the truth by looking through our eyes and most people will soon understand the image. "Photojournalists have a wonderful job for mankind all over the world I did it. They are peaceful, human rights. Let's work hard at raising human problems and problems, point out people underlying poverty, raise awareness about education and child labor issues ... today's articles stimulate documentary and photojournalism It is to do. In this article, we introduce 35 powerful, moving and emotional photos that not only show things but also tell stories.

We live in an era when so many people are confident of the facts, and the visual press community can not accept this and should not. In fact, since the Oxford dictionary is an annual vocabulary of 2016, this period is further exacerbated by the fact that it is "after the truth". However, I do not think that we live in the Post Truth era. We know that accuracy and fairness are important as millions of people watching our exhibitions all over the world are telling us two important things. The first show of the third (!) Of photos and stories. The second and most important thing is that they will appreciate their photos and stories as they know that they can believe what they see.