That's Photography With a D.

The article presents views of image-maker Ed Burtynsky on work of his company Think2Thing which makes three dimensional objects through scanning of photographs by a scanner from Think2Thing. Topics discussed include potential uses of the process in industries such as creative arts and medical design...

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Publicado en:Border Crossings Vol. 34; no. 4; pp. 18 - 19
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Publicado: Border Crossings Dec2015-Feb2016
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