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From the front page – Set actions for photos correctly in scene
On 13 December 2022 we discussed Joe Pohl
Thus important points can be made in advance in a Lettering be discussed:
- Who is the target group?
- Where and at what time does the action take place?
- Are there special features such as a banner drop, Bengalos, speeches or dances? Where could this be the best access to make appealing images?
- Are there risk factors that are also important for the photographer so that they can protect themselves with appropriate equipment?
In order to get attention to planned actions in media, the notice followed that direct contact with people from the press has already published images and articles of similar actions.
In small groups, the participants worked out tips on what is particularly relevant for different forms of action such as blockades, demonstrations, information stands and creative protests in order to create good images for the public.
We thank you Joe Pohl and all participants for this inspiring exchange!
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- Clear message through visible banners
- Photographically appealing location
- Optimum time of day for good light
- Large crowds (are also attractive for the press)
- Recognition features (such as a logo or appealing colors)
- Constructions
- Possibility of an elevated position to create images with more effective force
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In the Power Point presentation you will find examples of successful images. There are also photographs which have not succeeded optimally due to different, described factors. You can find the presentation here as PDF file:
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Workshop for non-violent action, Baden
Vaubanallee 20
79100 Freiburg
Telephone: 0761 79029242 (new!)
buero.freiburg@wfga.de
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