He later discovered photography's potential for visceral firepower.
They are, in short, like Mr. Lyons's career: self-effacing, immensely thoughtful, with a broad conception of photography's potential to interact with viewers and with society in general.
Talbot made a beautiful photograph of books on shelves, perhaps imitating a still life, perhaps suggesting photography's potential as evidence, legal or otherwise, perhaps implying a self-portrait.
He and his associates pose to illustrate photography's potential: a man sits for his portrait; a Velázquez engraving and a maquette of Canova's "Three Graces" await photographers; technicians monitor prints for "The Pencil of Nature".
In this class, we discuss the documentarian bent of much cell phone photography, its potential as a component of citizen journalism, the ways in which the environments of these photographs (Instagram, Tumblr) are changing ideas of the image and of authorship, and effects that cell phone photography may be having on us as subjects.
And in the preface to her "other autobiography", All in a Day's Work (1989), she celebrated photography's potential as "a kaleidoscope through which to view the way we relate to our world, the way we work to live and live to work".
And in the preface to her "other autobiography", All in a Day's Work (1989), she celebrated photography's potential as "a kaleidoscope through which to view the way we relate to our world, the way we work to live and live to work".
Although 360 spin images are more expensive than standard photography, the potential return on investment can be huge, according to Jeff Hunt, founder and CEO of 360 imagery provider Snap 36.
The works on display by Sam Falls question photography's potential of representation.
Intraoperative photography has the potential to record CVS and increase the safety of laparoscopic cholecystectomy.
