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Books › The Nature of Photographs. Stephen Shore

The Nature of Photographs. Stephen Shore

£18.00

Description:

In The Nature of Photographs, Stephen Shore explores ways of understanding and looking at all types of photographs, from iconic images to found pictures, negatives to digital files. Based on Shore’s many years of teaching photography at Bard College, New York State, this book serves as an indispensable tool for students, teachers and everyone who wants to take better pictures or learn to look at them in a more informed way.

The Nature of Photographs is a primary tool for critical analysis and the understanding of photography in general. As one of the photographers who established colour photography as a legitimate medium of artistic expression in the early 1970s and an influential and important teacher of both the theory and practice of photography, Stephen Shore is the ideal guide to the subject of ‘how’ to look at photographs. By putting himself in the shoes of the photographers, he imagines the concerns or approach to the subject or concept they may have had when they were taking the picture. 

Publication Date: 2007

Publisher: Phaidon

Condition: Very Good

Book Size: 22.86 × 20.32 cm (approx)

Pages: 136

Format: Hardcover

ISBN: 10: 0714859044

Description:

In The Nature of Photographs, Stephen Shore explores ways of understanding and looking at all types of photographs, from iconic images to found pictures, negatives to digital files. Based on Shore’s many years of teaching photography at Bard College, New York State, this book serves as an indispensable tool for students, teachers and everyone who wants to take better pictures or learn to look at them in a more informed way.

The Nature of Photographs is a primary tool for critical analysis and the understanding of photography in general. As one of the photographers who established colour photography as a legitimate medium of artistic expression in the early 1970s and an influential and important teacher of both the theory and practice of photography, Stephen Shore is the ideal guide to the subject of ‘how’ to look at photographs. By putting himself in the shoes of the photographers, he imagines the concerns or approach to the subject or concept they may have had when they were taking the picture. 

Publication Date: 2007

Publisher: Phaidon

Condition: Very Good

Book Size: 22.86 × 20.32 cm (approx)

Pages: 136

Format: Hardcover

ISBN: 10: 0714859044

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