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The Measure of All Things: On the Relationship Between Photography and Objects

The Measure of All Things: On the Relationship Between Photography and Objects

Martin Dorbaum
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Seven contemporary photographers, focused upon the object and its representation in photography, demonstrate the diverse styles and approaches possible.The approaches featured in this book document the wealth of aesthetic strategies available to photographic artists today. The images disclose a clear rejection of the naive documentarism of the 19th century, to which they allude with a certain affectionate irony. Objects are observed, registered, staged, documented, and isolated from their usual contexts. These photos call upon the viewer to reject the unambiguous view and to reflect upon the nature of the objects depicted.
Language
English
Pages
128
Format
Hardcover
Publisher
Edition Stemmle
Release
February 01, 1999
ISBN
3908161487
ISBN 13
9783908161486

The Measure of All Things: On the Relationship Between Photography and Objects

Martin Dorbaum
4/5 ( ratings)
Read Download
Seven contemporary photographers, focused upon the object and its representation in photography, demonstrate the diverse styles and approaches possible.The approaches featured in this book document the wealth of aesthetic strategies available to photographic artists today. The images disclose a clear rejection of the naive documentarism of the 19th century, to which they allude with a certain affectionate irony. Objects are observed, registered, staged, documented, and isolated from their usual contexts. These photos call upon the viewer to reject the unambiguous view and to reflect upon the nature of the objects depicted.
Language
English
Pages
128
Format
Hardcover
Publisher
Edition Stemmle
Release
February 01, 1999
ISBN
3908161487
ISBN 13
9783908161486

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