When we translate the flickering lights and shadows we see in a TV shot as a recognizable object, we are imposing
A) structure.
B) stability.
C) meaning
D) a prototype

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When we translate the flickering lights and shadows we see in a TV shot as a recognizable object, we are imposing structure on the image. Structure is the organization of the elements of an image into a coherent whole. It is what gives an image its shape, form, and meaning.

When We Translate the Flickering Lights and Shadows We See