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Cuban Missile CrisisRemote Sensing, Logos Images and the Irony of EvidenceSubmitted by Nate Kreuter on Tue, 2007-04-24 08:21.Cuban Missile Crisis | Iraq | Irony | Remote Sensing
My take on visual rhetoric is largely informed by my prior career with the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency. In the UT Visual Rhetoric Presentation I have a slide that depicts a photo from the Cuban Missile Crisis alongside a picture from Colin Powell's Presentation to the UN. The pictures are embedded below. I like to make the point that even though these two photos are remotely sensed, captured by a U2 spy plane and a satellite, respectively, and show raw data, presumably objective data, the pictures are hardly objective. |
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