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Early Photo Criticism

Paul Sutinen wrote 2 days ago: Thirty or so years ago I used to frequent a terrific antique/collectibles shop on SW 2nd Avenue (I t … more →

Tags: Photography, photo postcard

Lets take the digital out of photography

Douglas Barkey wrote 1 month ago: Ever since the first sensor was mass produced we have been considering and analyzing the differences … more →

Tags: photo criticism, Creativity and Photography, Photographic Technology, digital photography, Creative Process, Digital Photography, Photography

Critical Review: Maggie Taylor at Candela Gallery - "Subject to Change"3 comments

Douglas Barkey wrote 2 months ago: The burden of dreams, 2012 by Maggie Taylor,ink jet print, Candela Gallery Exhibit 2013 The exhibit … more →

Tags: photo criticism, Creativity and Photography, Fine Art & Photography, Fine Art, Douglas Barkey, Digital Photography, photography and culture, Maggie Taylor, candela gallery

Blown-out high-key fashion photography with Emilia Clark in the March 2013 issue of GQ Magazine

ultramegaphotography wrote 2 months ago:   A proper high-key portrait When you’re in a dark environment and want to take a photo o … more →

Tags: GQ, photography criticism, Emilia Clarke, game of thrones, maciek Kobielski, strobe photography, Strobist, high key photography, Daenerys Taragaryen

Critique of Vice President Joe Biden's official White House portrait

ultramegaphotography wrote 2 months ago: I came across the new Vice President Joe Biden official White House photo yesterday and I started pi … more →

Tags: Biden Portrait, Joe Biden Photo, Joe Biden Photograph, photography criticism, photography critique, Vice President Joe Biden, white house photo

Why does Hugo Boss insist on cutting off the top of this guy's head in crop?

ultramegaphotography wrote 3 months ago: In the March 2013 edition of GQ Magazine, Hugo Boss has a 3-page spread showing it’s beautiful … more →

Tags: Photography, Fashion, Hugo, Boss, Critique, GQ, Magazine, Crop

Revolution in a Photograph - Aliaa Magda Elmahdy and Ai Weiwei10 comments

Douglas Barkey wrote 1 year ago: Two photographs published by artists of themselves have generated a great deal of controversy recent … more →

Tags: photo criticism, Photographic Technology, Fine Art & Photography, Photography, Fine Art, Digital Photography, Nudity, Culture, photography and culture

ABSTRACT : What happens if we look

Laura wrote 1 year ago: TITLE : What happens if we look: examining relations of power on the cover of Time magazine, 9 Augus … more →

Tags: Abstracts

ABSTRACT : Fitting the image to the imagination

Laura wrote 2 years ago: TITLE : Fitting the image to the imagination: photojournalism and the news-making institution ABSTRA … more →

Tags: Abstracts

John Wood on the Virus of Pomposity3 comments

21st Editions wrote 2 years ago: From Steven Albahari, Publisher, 21st Editions: 21st: The Journal of Contemporary Photography served … more →

Tags: Photography (2), criticism, Photography, Books, 21st Editions, John Wood, editors note, The Cruel Radiance, Susie Linfield

CRITICISM : Ruben E Reyes

Laura wrote 2 years ago: as on project: Carousel! … more →

Tags: art review

REVIEW : After the Flood : Robert Polidori

Laura wrote 2 years ago: In 2006, Steidl published Robert Polidori’s After the Flood, a photographic documentation of Hurrica … more →

Tags: art review

Annotation: David L. Eng's "I've Been (Re)Working on the Railroad" (2001)

Sharon wrote 2 years ago: Peer-Review: 0 I apologize for another ridiculously long Eng annotation but this article had a lot o … more →

Tags: Race and Ethnic studies, Asian-American Fiction, Annotations, queer studies, gender and sexuality studies, Asian American Studies, Maxine Hong Kingston, Sexuality, David L. Eng

Exception to the Norm: Representations of Urban Africa in Paul Seawright's "Invisible Cities" (Part Two)

Hugh wrote 3 years ago: This post is part two of an essay on Paul Seawright’s Invisible Cities project. You can read p … more →

Tags: On Documentary, Photography, Documentary, NCAD, Visual culture, Martha Rosler, stereotyping, Sebastiao Salgado, Paul Seawright

Exception to the Norm: Representations of Urban Africa in Paul Seawright's "Invisible Cities" (Part One)1 comment

Hugh wrote 3 years ago: This post is something of a departure from the usual business on this blog. It is an essay I wrote o … more →

Tags: On Documentary, Photography, Art, Documentary, NCAD, Paul Seawright, Invisible Cities, Guy Tillim, urban african photography

The Paradoxes of Digital Photography - Lev Manovich (1995)2 comments

Hugh wrote 3 years ago: In this essay, written in 1995, Lev Manovich explores the ramifications of digital technology and ph … more →

Tags: Photography Theory, Photography, Art, NCAD, Visual culture, Realism, Lee Manovich, william mitchell, 3D graphics

Playing In The Fields Of The Image - Abigail Solomon-Godeau (1982)3 comments

Hugh wrote 3 years ago: This essay appears in Solomon-Godeau’s Photography At The Dock collection. It deals with a num … more →

Tags: Photography Theory, Photography, Art, Maartje van den Heuvel, NCAD, Visual culture, Modernism, John Szarkowski, Post-modernism

Fire and Ice - Peter Wollen (1984)3 comments

Hugh wrote 3 years ago: Peter Wollen’s Fire and Ice is a meditation on time and tense in photography and cinema. It de … more →

Tags: Photography Theory, Photography, NCAD, Visual culture, Roland Barthes, La Jetee, Peter Wollen

Introduction To The Photographers Eye - John Szarkowski (1966)6 comments

Hugh wrote 3 years ago: John Szarkowski’s book The Photographers Eye was based on an exhibition of the same name held … more →

Tags: Photography Theory, Photography, Art, NCAD, Visual culture, Realism, Modernism, Jeff Wall, John Szarkowski


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