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photo-essay: a standalone construct

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Photography history

a sequence of photographs with text, typical of illustrated magazines, that tells a story or develops an argument.

In photography history, photo-essay refers to a sequence of photographs with text, typical of illustrated magazines, that tells a story or develops an argument. This meaning comes from Willumson (1992) in W. Eugene Smith and the photographic essay.[1]

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References

Willumson, G. G. (1992). W. Eugene Smith and the photographic essay. Cambridge University Press. ISBN 9780521414647

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