Wednesday, 26 November 2014

secondary research: Photo libraries

                                     


                                   Photo libraries is a method of secondary research because  companies can use pictures that they find on the photo library and pay for the use of it. An example could a newspaper company who are publishing  newspaper on a certain topic and need a picture to help explain about the event so they would go to the photo library and pay for it to be published on a newspaper.



        This is an example of a photo library and the screenshot is off a website where people can look through the photo library and see what is at stock. This will be good for people who are researching on a certain topic and can use this website to see if there is a photo in the library and get the photo based on what they are researching. So when they might show their research to someone they can use a photo from this website which would help the person who is listen about the research understand it better by seeing the photo. With Photo libraries it can only be accessed by media producer and not the public as media producer would have paid a contract to get the photos and put it on for their productions.


                                   This sis a screen shot of a photo library that is based on science









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