PHOTOGRAPHIC ICONS.
The article presents a discussion of the accuracy of what a photograph shows once it's already taken and developed. It explains that a photographic image might look like actual reality, but the developments of the truthfulness of the photograph through time are measured in the situations that led up...
| Publicado en: | Aperture no. 185; pp. 50 - 56 |
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Aperture Foundation
Winter2006
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