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New Vision: a standalone construct

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History of photography

the programme for using the camera to see in new ways, through unusual angles, close-ups, photograms and light.

In history of photography, New Vision refers to the programme for using the camera to see in new ways, through unusual angles, close-ups, photograms and light. This meaning comes from Moholy-Nagy (1925) in Malerei, Photographie, Film.[1]

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  1. Moholy-Nagy, L. (1925). Malerei, Photographie, Film. Albert Langen. Open Library record

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