The capture of light, translated onto a picture plane as line, shape and form presented in a two-dimensional object, is the photograph, or the denotation of reality. What the viewer feels, understands, or reads into the picture is the connotative meaning.
Aug 14, 2009 | Categories:Tutorials | Tags: Connotation vs. Denotation, Jacques Lartigue, John Trefethen, Lewis Hine, Photographic Education, photographic meaning, Photography, Text & Image, Three Boys By Lewis Hine, Trefethen Studios | 1 Comment »
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Trefethen Studios, a Senior Level design firm located in northern California, provides conceptual design solutions and strategic brand building through direct marketing efforts such as variable data print, web-to-print and lead building programs. Our many years of experience managing a team of designers in a print production work flow, enables us to provide a keen eye for detail, and an elite working knowledge of both traditional and new technologies in the printing industry. Today’s technology drives a new stream of targeted marketing and lead building engines. With over 30 years of combined experience, our highly seasoned professional staff is prepared to provide a design solution to meet your company’s needs.
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