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ubiquitous photography: a standalone construct

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Photography theory

the condition in which digital cameras and networked devices make taking, sharing and storing photographs a pervasive part of everyday life.

In photography theory, ubiquitous photography refers to the condition in which digital cameras and networked devices make taking, sharing and storing photographs a pervasive part of everyday life. This meaning comes from Hand (2012) in Ubiquitous Photography.[1]

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Hand, M. (2012). Ubiquitous Photography. Polity Press. ISBN 9780745656694

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