Visual Anthropology is a subfield of anthropology that focuses on the study and production of visual materials, such as photographs, films, and videos, to understand and represent cultures. It explores how visual media can convey cultural meanings and social practices, allowing researchers to document and analyze human behavior in various contexts. This discipline often involves collaboration with communities to create visual narratives that reflect their experiences and perspectives. By using tools like ethnographic film and photography, visual anthropologists aim to provide deeper insights into cultural dynamics and promote cross-cultural understanding through visual storytelling.