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photographic message: a standalone construct

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Photography theory

analysis, from Barthes, of the press photograph as a message that seems to have no code yet carries a second, connoted meaning through choices of pose, framing and text.

In photography theory, photographic message refers to analysis, from Barthes, of the press photograph as a message that seems to have no code yet carries a second, connoted meaning through choices of pose, framing and text. This meaning comes from Barthes (1961) in Communications.[1]

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Barthes, R. (1961). Le message photographique. Communications, 1(1), 127-138. https://doi.org/10.3406/comm.1961.921

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