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     • Photo-story is a process-driven and reflective research methodology for inquiry across modes of experience, forms of communication and media. It focuses on and around things that matter to people, and brings groups of people together around objects of common concern.
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   What is photo-story research?

   • It focuses on and around things that matter to people, and brings groups of people together around objects of common concern. Content may be subject to copyright. Photo-story is a process-driven and relective research methodology f or inquiry across modes of experience, forms of co mmunication and media.

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   Why do we use photographs in research?

   • Photographs help others understand how societies are culturally and socially constructed, to critically uncover the meaning people place on certain activities, places, things and rituals and to record and analyse important social events and problems. It is on this second use of photographs in research that we focus from this point onwards.

   The visual vernacular: embracing photographs in research

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   Why are images important in a story?

   • Images are the entrypoint to stories: They might determine whether or not you click on an article (1). They add meaning to a story and increase its perceived veracity (2). If not carefully chosen, they can confuse the audience (3). They can literally affect people’s physiological state (4), emotions (5) and memory (6).

   Why are images so powerful? - English

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   What is the nature of photographs as data?

   • In summary, the nature of photographs as data varies according to who produces them, whether they are independent of the research or created specifically for the research, how they are used in the research process and whether they are used in conjunction with narrative (verbal) data.

   The visual vernacular: embracing photographs in research

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   Why do we use photographs in HPER research?

   • Using photographs in HPER research opens up new vistas of research possibilities, whether as a means of accessing snapshots of people and situations in time and space and/or as a means of engaging participants collaboratively, to explore taken-for-granted lived experiences which may not otherwise be accessible.

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   Can photostories be used in LIS research?

   • As a visual research method, Photostories can be effectively applied in LIS research and in other disciplines. Photostories combines the power of participatory photography and the community empowerment features of Photovoice, with the power of using images to elicit meanings and lived experiences afforded by Photo Elicitation.

   Photostories: a participatory photo elicitation visual research method

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3. www.researchgate.net › publication › 356065960Picturing What Really Matters: How ‘photo-story’ research can ...

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   Nov 9, 2021 · Photo-story is a process-driven and reflective research methodology for inquiry across modes of experience, forms of communication and media. It focuses on and around things that matter to...

4. www.researchgate.net › profile › Christos-VarvantakisDescription of the photo-story method stages. - ResearchGate

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   The photo-story methodology provides spaces for relection and the sharing of experiences and perspectives on issues of common concern, especially for marginalised individuals and groups.

5. www.bonn-institute.org › en › newsWhy are images so powerful? - English

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   Aug 3, 2023 · real examples to illustrate why images are a powerful tool and why journalists need to be careful and accountable in the way they use pictures. a list of good practices for selecting and framing images in your stories.

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   Our proposed method, Photostories, builds on the power of participatory photography with participant-generated images as part of the research process and the power of Photo Elicitation techniques that introduce images into the research interview for added insight, perspective and depth.

7. journals.sagepub.com › doi › fullTelling Tales: Digital Storytelling as a Tool for Qualitative ...

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   Jun 23, 2021 · Digital storytelling is an emerging research method increasingly used to gather qualitative data. However, it is not commonly used to communicate research findings to stakeholders (De Jager et al., 2017).

   • Author: Neil Gordon Davey, Grete Benjaminsen

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8. www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov › pmc › articlesHunters and Gatherers of Pictures: Why Photography Has Become ...

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   Jun 8, 2021 · This has rapidly shifted photography from an exclusive activity of socio-economically capable minorities toward engaging a majority of the world's 7.8 billion people. We examined the question why people take, view, own, share, and use personal photos, and why photos are important to them.

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   Jun 2, 2021 · We discuss the strengths of photographs in research, particularly in participatory research inquiry. We consider ethical and philosophical challenges associated with photography research, specifically issues of power, informed consent, confidentiality, dignity, ambiguity and censorship.