Answer these questions in the body of your essay :•1. Who are the people portrayed? What are they doing? What do they look like?•2. What is the relationship between the different people being portrayed?•3. Does the photograph tell a story? Pose new questions? •4. Does the background and foreground have different meanings?•5 .What is the link between the photo and its social context?

Task: Write and present a 1-2 paragraph analysis of a selected Edward S. Curtis photograph in response to the following questions: In what ways does the photograph do the following: Visually depict its subject and evoke truth or beauty? Document aspects of Native American life, culture, people, or activities? Represent Curtis’s work, commitment, and style as a photojournalist? Have enduring significance as a representation of Native American history? In your response, be sure to do the following: Present a visual analysis of the photograph stemming from your Visual Analysis Tool, citing key details and the responses they evoke in you as a viewer. Present information about the context in which Curtis developed the photograph, including its publication history; the Indian nation, tribe, or band represented; and the subject (individual or activity) portrayed. Develop, explain, and support an evidence-based claim about why the photograph is representative of Curtis’s work and important as documentary photojournalism about Native American peoples and cultures. Clearly communicate, in writing and speaking, what you have observed and learned about Edward S. Curtis and his documentary photojournalism of North American Indians.

Create a pictorial essay composed of 5-20 photos with the theme "Malamig ang simoy ng hangin" (The cool breeze). The photos can be taken inside your house, through a glimpse from your window or door, or even at your school. It's your decision if you want to capture images from other locations as well. You may also include captions for the photos.Place your pictorial essay in a (PDF PowerPoint) file.Guidelines:The photos should capture actual events and not be scripted.You can combine old photos as long as you own them, and they are relevant to the theme.Avoid using screenshots or screen captures from technological devices; instead, physically take the photos.You can add designs to the PowerPoint as long as it does not compromise its formality.Editing that distorts the original events is not allowed.

Research essay, 2000 words Write your own response to one of the following essay questions: How does John Berger differentiate between ‘public’ and ‘private’ images? Does his distinction still work today? Use an example to support your response.

What is the purpose of a persuasive essay? A. to provide information to readers B. to convince the audience of a certain viewpoint C. to paint a picture in words for readers D. to tell readers a story

Part A PortfolioProduce a series of 2 x A3 collagesExplore subject matter aligned with your world. ie Personal experience, interests or story. This may include, family, work, education, social events, sport. Consider issues that relate to this topic and how you are communicating this to your audience.Apply appropriate image-making conventions and Photoshop techniques to your work. You must include photographs you have taken. Acquired images from the internet or elsewhere are permitted only in specific circumstances. Please discuss your ideas with your teacher.You must compose a title and artist's statement for the series that explores aspects of your personal world you are exploring.