photography after photogrpahy in The History & Philosophy of Photography Posted January 5, 2003 my name is Stefan Krzysiak and I am currently writing a design reseach report on photography for my degree, with the heading 'Technology and the changing nature of art'. I would appreciate your opinions on whether or not you believe the dawn of the digital age has meant the death of photography as an art form or whether you believe that photography was ever an art form in the first place. I believe that in the twentieth century, the photographer took on a different role as social commentator and that fine art photography no longer exist. I also believe that people using digial camera equipment can not call themselves photographers because the manipulation involved with digital strays far away from the efforts of the masters of photography such as Stieglitz to produce 'straight photography', images that are not tampered with in any way. I also would like opinion on what you believe is next for photography, what does the future hold in store. Any comments you would like to make on this subject would be very helpful in my research, as I belive there is a wealth of knowledge to be harnessed from a such wed site. yours hopefully stefan k
photography after photogrpahy
in The History & Philosophy of Photography
Posted
my name is Stefan Krzysiak and I am currently writing a design
reseach report on photography for my degree, with the
heading 'Technology and the changing nature of art'. I would
appreciate your opinions on whether or not you believe the dawn of
the digital age has meant the death of photography as an art form or
whether you believe that photography was ever an art form in the
first place. I believe that in the twentieth century, the
photographer took on a different role as social commentator and that
fine art photography no longer exist. I also believe that people
using digial camera equipment can not call themselves photographers
because the manipulation involved with digital strays far away from
the efforts of the masters of photography such as Stieglitz to
produce 'straight photography', images that are not tampered with in
any way. I also would like opinion on what you believe is next for
photography, what does the future hold in store.
Any comments you would like to make on this subject would be very
helpful in my research, as I belive there is a wealth of knowledge to
be harnessed from a such wed site.
yours hopefully
stefan k