First published in 1991, "The History of Photography" explores the
people, technology, and imagery that have made photography such a
tremendous force in modern culture. As technology has improved, the
level to which society depends upon photography increases. Over the
past 150 years, photographers and their works have taught,
inspired, angered, and spurred several generations toward social
and political action. This interdependence between society and the
photographic image continues to strengthen and evolve.
This book develops specific themes from pre-photography to the
present. The reader will develop a deeper understanding of how
major photographers have viewed their work, how attitudes toward
photography have changed, and how photography has influenced world
perceptions and events.
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