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* '''Autophotography (also called photovoice):''' when research participants are asked to take photographs of a phenomenon. Autophotography is usually accompanied by the research participants' commentaries on their photographs, which is recorded and transcribed, prior to analysis. A very useful example of this approach is illustrated in the video clip provided for this session, ''Born into Brothels''. | * '''Autophotography (also called photovoice):''' when research participants are asked to take photographs of a phenomenon. Autophotography is usually accompanied by the research participants' commentaries on their photographs, which is recorded and transcribed, prior to analysis. A very useful example of this approach is illustrated in the video clip provided for this session, ''Born into Brothels''. | ||
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''Born into Brothels'' is a documentary about Zana Briski’s use of photography in the red light district of Calcutta (India). She is not a researcher but a documentary maker and photographer, but the film - which won an the Best Documentary Oscar in 2005 – raises many of the issues relevant to researchers proposing to use photography (especially auto-photography). | ''Born into Brothels'' is a documentary about Zana Briski’s use of photography in the red light district of Calcutta (India). She is not a researcher but a documentary maker and photographer, but the film - which won an the Best Documentary Oscar in 2005 – raises many of the issues relevant to researchers proposing to use photography (especially auto-photography). | ||
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#*What are the issues around the use of visual images and the safety of young people? | #*What are the issues around the use of visual images and the safety of young people? | ||
#*How can researchers deal with 'dangerous' information? | #*How can researchers deal with 'dangerous' information? | ||
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=Setting up the use of photography in research= | =Setting up the use of photography in research= | ||
