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photographic materiality: a standalone construct

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Photography theory

the study of photographs as physical, handled objects whose formats, mounts and uses shape their meaning.

In photography theory, photographic materiality refers to the study of photographs as physical, handled objects whose formats, mounts and uses shape their meaning. This meaning comes from Edwards (2004) in Photographs Objects Histories.[1]

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Edwards, E., & Hart, J. (2004). Photographs Objects Histories. Taylor & Francis Group. ISBN 9781134523573

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