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27 kwi 2023 · Abstract. When photographing moments in their lives, people can use a first-person (capturing the scene as they saw it) or third-person (capturing the scene with themselves in it) perspective. Past research suggests third-person (vs. first-person) images better depict the meaning (vs. physical experience) of events.
10 sty 2024 · Understanding the psychological impact of photography can greatly enhance a photographer’s ability to connect with their audience. This article explores the fascinating intersection of...
8 cze 2021 · Photography as a coping-strategy comprises four core domains: (1) making sense, (2) appropriating an image, (3) establishing and supporting social connectedness, and (4) courtship and mating. These four domains can be involved in different photography-related behaviors to different degrees.
27 paź 2023 · Have you ever come across a photograph that instantly transported you back to a specific time and place? Or an image that made you feel a surge of emotions? This is the magic of photography....
22 maj 2020 · The recognition of personality from real-life photos can be applied in a wide range of scenarios, complementing the traditional approaches to personality assessment in settings where speed is...
1 sie 2022 · A social outward-focus can arise when considering others’ evaluations of shared photos. A temporal outward-focus can arise with the principal objective and outcome of photo-taking: creating durable visual representations of experiences.
11 maj 2020 · Realist materialism is ambivalently embroiled with aesthetic social forms. The photography of Edith Tudor Hart (née Suschitzky, 1908–1973) was influenced both by Bauhaus and the Austrian worker-photographic schools, and informed by a realist aesthetic and politics of class, exile and gender.
