Perception and Imaging: Photography–A Way of Seeing is a book of the sort that all photographers should read. Especially aspiring photographers. Perception and Imaging is basically an academic text book, but I’m not being smug when I say that aspiring photographers should read it. Rich Zakia, the book’s author, writes: “The technology will continue to change, but …
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Photography: A Critical Introduction [Review]
Photography: A Critical Introduction is an academic game of-catch up in the history of photographic development, and especially the debates around those developments. It was a good, exhausting read. The book, which is in its fifth edition, is on the reading list for the School of Visual Arts MFA. That means its heady and theoretical and …
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