American Soldier
This picture because you can see how distressed he is and there is a bunch of stuff on the table next to him.
B. How do the images work together to tell a story?
Help show emotions that words can't describe.
C. How do the captions enhance the photographs?
They help to tell you what's going on in the photograph.
D. Summarize the story of Ian Fisher, based just on the captions.
He went into the Army and had some difficulties but pulled through. His father was a Vietnam veteran and gave him advice on different things and his family was always supportive. He had girlfriends all through the years but in the end he married one of them.
E. For the photos in which Ian is the main subject of the photos, in what tense are the verbs usually written?
They're written in present tense.
F. Break down the captions:
1. How many sentences are they on average?
They're 2 sentences.
2. Read the first sentence of a couple of them, what information do they provide?
Voicing what the picture shows you.
3. Read the second sentences of a couple of them, what information do they provide?
Give reasoning or more information about what's happening.
4. If there is a third sentence, what information does it provide?
What they said at that person was saying at that time.
5. Do any captions include a quote?
Yes, it's usually in the third sentence.
6. Are there any that have four sentences?
There are 4 captions that have 4 sentences.
G. Why do you think it is possible to tell a complete story with just photos and captions?
The photos are for the most important parts of the story.
H. If you can create a story with just photos and captions, why bother writing a story at all?
The photos and captions help tell the most important parts of the story at that time while writing the whole story tells the most important pats and events leading up to them.
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