Barrett Chapter 2- Describing Photographs 1A). Barrett uses the term description as way to answer all ones questions about the photograph. They are all available to see in the photograph even if they are not obvious to the viewer. Its gives a sense of the who, what, where of the setting of the photograph. 1B). Subject is the message or theme that the photographer is trying to convey to the audience. Subject matter is what is contained in the photograph. It is more specified of the objects being used in the picture ratherthan the overall meaning the picture is telling its audience. Subject matter can be hard to find in a single picture, but rather can be seen in a group of photographs by the same photograph. 1C). Form is how the photographer presents the photograph to the audience. This is strictly from a visual point of view of how the picture is composed and put together. For photography this refers to things such as scale, rhythm, balance etc... 1D). Medium is how the ima...