In the modern world, the image (photograph or film) is becoming a more powerful way of communicating than the written word. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

Nowadays, the image has a great influence on communication, especially if compared to the written word, in the past, people used to write down whatever they

want including

Accept comma addition

want, including

work and

study and

Accept comma addition

study, and

this

was why they were affected by the words they saw as well as assigning much time to

reading

Suggestion

read

.

Although

, the written word

has always related

Suggestion

always relates

to culture and history, with the discovery of the internet and rapid improvements of technology, all kinds of people are attracted to the visuals.

Firstly

, starting with students who definitely study using written

materials but

Accept comma addition

materials, but

they get a better understanding while seeing a diagram, graph or a picture with illustrations on it,

secondly

the kids who are able to read stories in order to be

entertained but

Accept comma addition

entertained, but

they tend to choose the cartoons or the stories which are full of

colorful

having striking color

colourful

pictures and that’s how they get fully attracted. These days, there are

such

photographic talents, not only they completely grab our attention because of the myriad of nature or the details that photographers capture, but

also

inspires us to look at the environment around us in a different way. The industry of cinema is exploiting the image concept as well because they suppose that it plays a significant role of conveying the feelings of the actors and producers through a screen.

Last

but not least, all people get attracted by the use of images easier and faster than they do

by

Suggestion

with

written words and I think

this

mainly depends on the

time pace

Accept comma addition

time, pace

and how it moves

rapidly so

Accept comma addition

rapidly, so

they prefer to understand faster by looking rather than taking some time to read or write.