Rhetorical Analysis
I
think what I like most about this writing is how it ties in a little with
photography. When creating a photo for
an ad or to make a statement you have to think about who will be seeing this
photo and how to capture an image that will get their attention. Certain things will capture the attention of
others while some may not be interested at all.
And I think that photography is great when it comes to acting upon
emotions. People can read an article
about sick puppies and will be sad for a few minutes but show someone pictures
and it will bring them to tears.
Photography is the cold, hard facts captured for you to see.
Finding Evidence
This
article made a lot of sense when thinking about people on the internet. Now everybody reads unreliable stories and
claim to know all the facts so it’s hard to trust anyone. It’s getting now to a point that other people
will comment “proof” so they can get a link to direct evidence based on what
the other person said. And it’s hard to
change the minds of others online than it would be in person. I feel as if there can be so much lies online
that I mostly refer to books when it comes to looking up facts. Or if there are no books on the topic I will
look for trust worthy magazines and newspapers.
And I liked at the end of the article to think about what type of
evidence would work best for your audience.
I have never thought about how some evidence may be better to present
than others.
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