Investigative Journalism

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Investigative Journalism OPTIC and Visual Analysis

OPTIC O - Overview P - Parts T - Title/Text C - Conclusion I - Interrelationships C - Conclusion

O - Overview What is happening in the picture? Summarize the “action” of the visual without analyzing its meaning yet. This is equivalent to the “paraphrase” part of CLOSE reading analysis.

O - Overview This is a photograph of a 19th century man standing in front of large boat chains on a dock.

P - Parts Break the picture down into sections. Describe the placement of objects in the image. Name everything that can be seen. Describe color, lighting, and movement in the picture.

P - Parts White/unremarkable Center Arrogant/driven Adult Color Placement Attitude Size Orientation Man White/unremarkable Center Arrogant/driven Adult In front of ship chains Boat chains Gray/steel Powerful Huge Behind man Dock/Pier Gray/dirty Bottom Strong Large Below man and chains Watch Silver/white Diminutive Small Coming from man’s vest pocket Tophat Black Appropriate Tall On top of man’s head Boots Used Medium to large Holding man up Cigar In man’s mouth Suit Used/comfortable Fitting On man

T - Title/Text What does the title reveal about the picture? How much does it add to what you understand or do not understand about the picture? Is there any text within the image itself? What does it say? How does it affect/impact the overall image? Explain your answers.

Title: Isambard Kingdom Brunel and Launching Chains of the “Great Eastern” Photographer: Robert Howlett

T - Title/Text This photo, captured by Robert Howlett, is titled “Isambard Kingdom Brunel and Launching Chains of the ‘Great Eastern’.”

I - Interrelationships Analyze the relationships in the picture. How do objects or people or colors relate to each other in the picture? What clues to the message or argument are these relationships giving you? What seems to be the most important “relationship” in the picture?

I - Interrelationships Success repeated through Large cigar, image of success Suit is an image of success, yet comfortable in setting of work/dirt Man wearing a suit for business yet jumps in to get “down and dirty” when required Tophat Arrogance shown In man’s pose/disinterest In man’s wearing suit in place of filth In taking a picture in front of the “great chains” Contrast of great/little repeated through Ship/man Boat chains/man Boat chains/watch chain Power repeated through Man standing in front of chains Dock strong enough to hold up chains Boots - worn, dirty, used

C - Conclusion Draw a conclusion to the meaning or message of the picture based on what you have viewed and discussed as a group. Essentially, what is the argument the artist is trying to convey?

C - Conclusion A man’s impact can be much more immense than what would be judged by his size alone. A man’s power is not relative to the forces that get in his way. Man can overcome obstacles just by the sheer power of his will. A man sets his own limits relative to what he believes he can conquer.

OPTIC Review O P T I C

OPTIC Review Complete the paragraph at the bottom of your notesheet. This is your exit ticket. Next class, we are in the library.