ON PHOTOGRAPHS DAVID CAMPANY BOOK
WHITE|7332/054
£ 29.99
WHITE|7332/054
"On Photographs" by David Campany is a book that explores the power and impact of photography on contemporary culture. Through a series of essays, Campany reflects on how photographic images affect our perception of the world and how they have been used throughout history, from their beginnings to the digital age.
The author addresses topics such as the relationship between photography and memory, the role of photography in the media, photography as art and the way images construct realities. It also looks at how photographs can be interpreted in multiple ways, depending on the context in which they are presented.
This book is not just an academic reflection on photography, but an invitation to think about the way images influence our daily lives.
The author addresses topics such as the relationship between photography and memory, the role of photography in the media, photography as art and the way images construct realities. It also looks at how photographs can be interpreted in multiple ways, depending on the context in which they are presented.
This book is not just an academic reflection on photography, but an invitation to think about the way images influence our daily lives.
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