Parks states that the "camera is a weapon" against racism, poverty, and social injustice. What do you think he means by this, and can you cite an example that you have seen?
What does this image say about the person in the photograph?
What sort of mood or feeling to you get from this photo?
How does the window light effect the image?
How would you describe this subject?
What is the shape and texture like?
What is this?
The term Narrative is used in photography, referring to the story within an image.
What is the story here?
Can you be the photographer of an image if you don’t press the button to take the picture?
When was this taken and what clues are there in the picture to make you think that?
What is happening outside the frame.
What is this person’s story?
Title this image and describe what you see.
Is Aperture or Shutter Speed the most important control and why?
What is going to happen next in this image.
What do you notice? What in the photo makes you say that?
What story or message do you think this photograph communicates?
Photographically, what choices did Lange make to create this image?
Do images in BW feel older?
Describe what you see in this image.
Who do you think this image was created for?
What would you title this?