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Exercise 5.1 -

Project Two
Exercise: Project Plan Reflection and Revision
Exercise: Locating your Practice, Creative and Critical Strategies
Work in Progress:
This interview with Joachim Schmid explores his approach to "found photography" and the cultural implications of our collective photographic habits. Schmid's work stands out for its incisive critique of vernacular Photography as a shared human practice, demonstrating how repetitive patterns in snapshots reveal aesthetic preferences and deeper cultural and psychological tendencies.
Glossary Version 2 Updated
Term Definition
Aesthetic The visual qualities and artistic characteristics of an image
Archive A collection of documents, photographs, or records preserved for study
Authorship. The question of who can be regarded as the maker or author of a work.
Belonging A sense of being connected to a person, community or place.
Context The circumstances that influence the production and interpretation of a work
Collaboration. A process in which another person contributes knowledge, experience, decisions or creative input.
Consent An informed agreement to participate in a project and to the proposed uses of recorded media.
Discourse Systems of ideas and language that shape understanding
Documentary A broad photographic or cinematic approach concerned with people, places, events or lived experience.
Ethics Moral considerations within research and practice
Family A social and emotional network or a biological category.
Gaze The act of looking and associated power relationships
Home A place, relationship, memory, belonging or identity or alternatively a single physical location.
Identity The ways an individual understands and represents who they are, including relationships, history, culture, place and memory
Intimacy A quality of closeness or personal knowledge
Locality The physical and social characteristics of a particular place
Memory The process through which experiences are recalled, reconstructed and given meaning
Moving image Time based visual media including film and video.
Narrative The story or sequence of meaning conveyed through images
Place A location understood through lived experience, cultural meaning and relationships rather than simply geographical coordinates
Representation The depiction or construction of people, places, or ideas
Semiotics The study of signs and meaning
Sequence The ordering of images or cinematic shots so that relationships emerge between them
Visual Culture The study of visual images and their societal impact
Voice The distinctive position or manner through which a practitioner communicates.
Maintaining and expanding this glossary throughout the course will strengthen academic writing and critical engagement.