1. The document analyzes how photographs can represent feelings by conducting a questionnaire to determine if photographs can evoke emotions in people and if different people feel the same emotions when viewing the same photo. 2. The questionnaire asked respondents to identify the emotions felt when viewing 15 photographs and whether the response choices were sufficient to describe their feelings. 3. The findings showed varying responses to photos, some photos eliciting the same emotions, response choices not always being sufficient, weather impacting mood, and vivid photos tending to elicit happiness while dark photos fear.

1. analysıs OF EMOTIONS
THROUGH photographs
Gamze Tokat * Gülcehan Ceyhan * Fundagül Arslan

2. Objectıves of the questıonnaıre
1. To determine to what extend photographs can be
representatives of feelings.
2. To see whether every individual feels the same when they look
at the same image.
3. To identify if the response choices provided are sufficient for
reflecting the feelings of respondents.

3. DEMOGRAPHICS

4. Fırst photograph

5. second photograph

6. Thırd photograph

7. Fourth photograph

8. Fıfth photograph

9. Sıxth Photograph

10. Seventh photograph

11. eıghth photograph

12. nınth photograph

13. tenth photograph

14. Eleventh photograph

15. Twelfth Photograph

16. thırteenth Photograph

17. fourteenth Photograph

18. fıfteenth Photograph

19. HAppıness

20. Peaceful

21. UNHAPPıness

22. FEAR

23. FINDINGS
● Varying responses to the same photographs
● Some photographs getting the same responses
● Response choices sometimes not sufficient
● Weather affects the feelings of people
● Vivid images may evoke happiness in people, while
dark images might evoke fear

24. Implıcatıons
● Using colorful and vivid photographs in classes, work
environment, and home help people to feel happy
● Positive photos may improve people’s mood
● Cute animals affect people’s emotional state positively