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Relatable imagery

The connection people feel with images that represent situations, places, or experiences close to their own reality, making it easier to identify with what is being shown. It is a humanistic approach that measures the effectiveness of an image based on how strongly humans can emotionally connect with it. For this reason, there has been a recent shift in climate change campaigns – moving away from traditional images like polar bears in the Arctic or turtles in plastic-filled oceans, towards visuals where humans are more at the centre, such as natural disasters in inhabited areas.

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Amer Mržljak Lecture

Communication Relatable imagery
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