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traffic in photographs: a standalone construct

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traffic inphotographs1 CONSTRUCTTraffic in photographsSEKULA · PHOTOGRAPHY THEORY

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Photography theory

Sekula's analysis of photographs as circulating within an economy of meaning, moving between documentary evidence and art and taking value from context.

In photography theory, traffic in photographs refers to sekula's analysis of photographs as circulating within an economy of meaning, moving between documentary evidence and art and taking value from context. This meaning comes from Sekula (1981) in Art Journal.[1]

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  1. Sekula, A. (1981). The Traffic in Photographs. Art Journal, 41(1), 15-25. https://doi.org/10.1080/00043249.1981.10792441

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