Below is a list of all the pages and articles that appear in this online book "Photographic Psychology: Image and Psyche." INTRODUCTION to Photographic Psychology About John Suler PART 1 : Sensation and Perception The line The diagonal line S-lines Psychological lines Synesthesia Texture Eye to eye On being sharp A fresh eye and the Mañana Principle Visualizing and verbalizing Vignetting Bokeh Mindfulness in photography Facial asymmetry and "character" Insights from the Rorschach Inkblots The psychological impact of image streams Photos remembered and forgotten PART 2 : The Psychology of Composition The big picture of composition Symbolism: What does it mean? Selective color Symmetry The rule of thirds Viewpoint Cropping and the frame Balance Abstract photographs Negative space Circular compositions Movement in photographs Body language in photography Camera Angles PART 3: Creative Captures and Post-Processing Breaking rules Image shaping (post-processing) Serendipity (the happy accident) Shooting clones Categorizing images Instant image? Artistic voice The good capture Head transplants Let it grow: Turning errors into seeds The Golden (Magic) Hour Microexpressions The varieties of self-portrait experiences The one that got away Get the shot right To delete or not to delete Reversals One spot shots Museum shoots Drive-by photography PART 4: Sharing Images, In-Person and Online Commenting on photos Online photo-sharing communities Finding an online niche Creating titles for images Image sequence Good and bad shots Favorite photos Image therapeutics Image descriptions Johari's window Avatars and icons Technical and artistic photographers Conceptual photography The talent/popularity square dance Interpreting people pictures Visual riffs Reactions to Photos: The essential questions PART 5: Portraying Human Psychology Inside the psyche The collective unconscious The id Sturm und drang Childhood trauma Derealization Group conflict Reaction formation Self actualization The unconscious The house as self Face recognition Gay probabilities A second life in virtual reality Deindividuation Addiction The mind as associations Immersion Integrity vs Despair Perceived privacy
Below is a list of all the pages and articles that appear in this online book "Photographic Psychology: Image and Psyche."
INTRODUCTION to Photographic Psychology About John Suler
PART 1 : Sensation and Perception The line The diagonal line S-lines Psychological lines Synesthesia Texture Eye to eye On being sharp A fresh eye and the Mañana Principle Visualizing and verbalizing Vignetting Bokeh Mindfulness in photography Facial asymmetry and "character" Insights from the Rorschach Inkblots The psychological impact of image streams Photos remembered and forgotten PART 2 : The Psychology of Composition The big picture of composition Symbolism: What does it mean? Selective color Symmetry The rule of thirds Viewpoint Cropping and the frame Balance Abstract photographs Negative space Circular compositions Movement in photographs Body language in photography Camera Angles PART 3: Creative Captures and Post-Processing Breaking rules Image shaping (post-processing) Serendipity (the happy accident) Shooting clones Categorizing images Instant image? Artistic voice The good capture Head transplants Let it grow: Turning errors into seeds The Golden (Magic) Hour Microexpressions The varieties of self-portrait experiences The one that got away Get the shot right To delete or not to delete Reversals One spot shots Museum shoots Drive-by photography PART 4: Sharing Images, In-Person and Online Commenting on photos Online photo-sharing communities Finding an online niche Creating titles for images Image sequence Good and bad shots Favorite photos Image therapeutics Image descriptions Johari's window Avatars and icons Technical and artistic photographers Conceptual photography The talent/popularity square dance Interpreting people pictures Visual riffs Reactions to Photos: The essential questions
PART 5: Portraying Human Psychology Inside the psyche The collective unconscious The id Sturm und drang Childhood trauma Derealization Group conflict Reaction formation Self actualization The unconscious The house as self Face recognition Gay probabilities A second life in virtual reality Deindividuation Addiction The mind as associations Immersion Integrity vs Despair Perceived privacy
