Reader's Response
These are the three parts of the Reading Situation
What is the Why, When, and Where
It was a sour, tart sting that curled the taste buds when I bit it.
What is Taste
What is a Two-Shot
This is the act of cutting an image
What is Cropping
In Reader Response Criticism, this person is the Reader.
What is You
The air grew warm with the rising sun.
What is Touch
This is a shot that focuses on transitions or have no actions, and is usually a long shot
What is a Establishing Shot
This focuses on the empty area in an image or the filled area in an image
What is Space
What is defined as whatever is being read, viewed, heard, etc.
What is the Text
In the distance, bells rang at a pace that grew faster and faster.
What is Hear
What is a High Angle
This refers to the main focus of the image
What is Subject
These are the three parts of Reader Response Criticism.
What is The Reader, The Reading Situation, and The Text
When I step into the dirt, the scent of petrichor fills the air, a sweet mix of dust and rain that reminds me of days long ago.
What is Smell
This angle usually makes the subject feel larger or more powerful
What is Low Angle
This is the argument made using images or photographs
What is Visual Rhetoric