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, communication is witnessing changes, which lead to replacing a written word with visual

information

such

as photos or videos. In my opinion, I strongly agree with

this

statement due to the simplicity of understanding media messages and a wide range of technologies that help people show their talent. For starters, it is easier to understand visual

information

rather than tones of letters.

In other words

, humans’ brain is easy to be bothered, especially with the text-only due to better image perception.

In addition

, when a person sees only letters, there is no interest appeared, and it is easier to forget what somebody talked about. To illustrate, recent research shows two groups of people who were chatting with their friends via text messages without and with visual

information

. In contrary to those who wrote only text messages, people who were texting messages provided with emoji, funny pictures, and videos were more likely to have a conversation longer and keep the partner’s attention. Another thing is that in modern society, technologies allow producing unique content. It is common knowledge that for the

last

decades, the world had changed incredibly and many devices for making videos, pictures, and even memes are available now,

thus

, a vast majority of individuals are allowed to show creativity and talent.

For example

, in Singapore, a big proportion of people may be seen on the streets with cameras,

moreover

, some of them are bloggers. Owing to the desire to show and share these moments edited through one's perception, people would send self-made content to their friends rather than texting. In conclusion, communication by the written word replacing more and more with multimedia messages. In my firm conviction, modern people easily understand

this

kind of

information

,

moreover

, developed technologies allow many to try their creativity.