It is often said that pictures speak louder than words. I suppose this maxim goes well with the way news stories are presented by newspapers and television channels. Some people say that it is better to use more pictures. I agree with this viewpoint.
A pictorial and graphical depiction of news stories can be very appealing and convincing. It can also cheer up the mood of the readers. For example, a candid image of a rejoicing sports team after winning a world cup trophy. For example, a candid image of a rejoicing sports team after winning a world cup trophy will warm many hearts. Sometimes, it may just take a single picture to narrate a sordid tale or describe the enormity of the situation. For instance, a front page image of a crying child in a flood affected surrounding speaks volumes. To cite another example, the picture of the grieving family of a martyred solider can have quite an impact on the reader / the nation.
Furthermore, news with photos arouses the reader’s interest to a large extent. In my favourite newspaper ‘Bombay Times’, pictures of various celebrities compel me to read the articles about them. Depending on our interest area, a related image can draw our attention to read the entire article.
In summary, I believe pictures in the newspapers and TV channels can create a lasting impression on our mind with their positive, powerful or heart-rending message. They also make the news stories more interesting and easy to comprehend.
It is
often
said that
pictures
speak louder than words. I suppose this maxim goes well with the way
news
stories
are presented
by newspapers and television channels.
Some
people
say that it is better to
use
more
pictures
. I
agree
with this viewpoint.
A pictorial and graphical depiction of
news
stories can be
very
appealing and convincing. It can
also
cheer up the mood of the readers.
For example
, a candid
image
of a rejoicing sports team after winning a world cup trophy.
For example
, a candid
image
of a rejoicing sports team after winning a world cup trophy will warm
many
hearts.
Sometimes
, it may
just
take a single
picture
to narrate a sordid tale or
describe
the enormity of the situation.
For instance
, a front page
image
of a crying child in a flood
affected
surrounding speaks volumes. To cite another example, the
picture
of the grieving family of a martyred solider can have quite an impact on the reader / the nation.
Furthermore
,
news
with photos arouses the reader’s interest to a large extent. In my
favourite
newspaper ‘Bombay Times’,
pictures
of various celebrities compel me to read the articles about them. Depending on our interest area, a related
image
can draw our attention to read the entire article.
In summary, I believe
pictures
in the newspapers and TV channels can create a lasting impression on our mind with their
positive
, powerful or heart-rending message. They
also
make
the
news
stories more interesting and easy to comprehend.
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