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photographer's eye: a standalone construct

One name. One construct. A landmark on the map.

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photographer'seye1 CONSTRUCTPhotographer's eyeSZARKOWSKI · PHOTOGRAPHY

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Photography theory

Szarkowski's five traits specific to photographs: the thing itself, the detail, the frame, time and vantage point.

In photography theory, photographer's eye refers to szarkowski's five traits specific to photographs: the thing itself, the detail, the frame, time and vantage point. This meaning comes from Szarkowski (1966) in The photographer's eye.[1]

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References

  1. Szarkowski, J. (1966). The photographer's eye. 5 Continents Ed. ISBN 9788874393978

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