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This document discusses various visual concepts including relationships between objects, elements of the visual environment, the communication process, examples of different media types, using speech bubbles to convey different meanings, analyzing logos, taking images out of context, and identifying shot types in comics. It provides examples and asks questions about proximity, similarity, continuity, visual contamination, the stages of communication, graphic and visual media versus audiovisual and sound media, using different shaped speech bubbles to change the effect, interpreting the meaning of the Nike logo, finding images that may be perceived differently out of context, and identifying the shot types used in comic panels.
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