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Photography Beyond Technique: Essays from F295 on the Informed Use of Alternative and Historical Photographic Processes
by Tom Persinger
February 2014
Beginner to intermediate
240 pages
5h 31m
English
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Czesław Miłosz
While some might consider me a photographer, I am really more an assembler of images and tableaux that conjure up an interior landscape. The poetic aspects of pinhole photography are what draw me to it. I work “blind”; my camera has no viewfinder and I do not know exactly what it will give me. Thus my camera is my silent and enigmatic collaborator; it “sees” with the odd clarity of dreams or memory. My camera’s lensless pinhole eye renders everything equally in or out of focus, with infinite depth of field.
Usually I work in my studio, where I set up arrangements of images and objects culled from my “museum of memory.” ...
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