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post-photography: a standalone construct

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post-photography1 CONSTRUCTPost-photographyMITCHELL · PHOTOGRAPHY THEORY

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Photography theory

the condition after digital imaging in which photographs no longer carry an assumed link to reality because they can be altered seamlessly.

In photography theory, post-photography refers to the condition after digital imaging in which photographs no longer carry an assumed link to reality because they can be altered seamlessly. This meaning comes from Mitchell (1992) in The reconfigured eye: visual truth in the post-photographic era.[1]

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  1. Mitchell, W. J. (1992). The reconfigured eye: visual truth in the post-photographic era. MIT Press. ISBN 9780262132862

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