“the factuality of his pictures, no matter how convincing and unarguable, was a different thing than the reality itself. Much of the reality was filtered out in the static little black and white image, and some of it was exhibited with an unnatural clarity, and exaggerated importance. The subject and the picture were not the same thing, although they would afterwards seem so. It was the photographer’s problem to see not simply the reality before him but the still invisibleRead more
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Perception and Imaging Photography – A Way of Seeing by Zakia
Perception and Imaging: Photograph – A Way of Seeing by Richard Zakia This is one of the best books I’ve read which deals with how the human mind perceives imagery. It’s absolutely fantastic! After reading even just the first chapters, I feel I have greatly improved both my knowledge of how to construct powerful images, and my understanding of how viewers might likely interpret my images. This book is a must for anyone serious about improving their photography!Read more