As Roland Barthes said, and I use this quote only to sound smart, "The photograph is the advent of myself as other: a cunning dissociation of consciousness from identity".
BIOGRAPHY 'The Impressionists' A&E, Part 1 on Sunday night at 9; Part 2 on Monday night at 8 Impressionism has become the art world's version of easy listening music, but this smart, gorgeously photographed four-hour special reminds us that capturing an evanescent moment on canvas was once a radical idea.
The Eclipse Megamovie project has released an app that makes it easy for citizen scientists with smart phones to photograph the Aug. 21 total solar eclipse and upload the images to the project team; a collaboration between the Space Sciences Laboratory's Multiverse education group and Google's Making & Science initiative to provide a lasting photo archive for scientists studying the sun's corona.
January 28 2016 January 3 201010 This small, smart show of photographs from the Whitney's collection uses the grid format of the contact sheet as its organizing principle and jumping-off point.
Mann's prose — luminous, chatty and smart — together with photographs that arrest and provoke — invites readers to hold the camera still with her, and in that space, to imagine whole narratives that accompany these slices in time, no matter how false or incomplete.
"If in fact the gunmen were the three individuals who appear in the photographs, it wasn't too smart to take a photograph," Captain Roe said.
Contraptions send cameras zooming like smart bombs into a photograph of the new Museum of Modern Art, and spinning around a toy model of a swarthy, shaggy-haired old man like an interrogator circling a suspect.
Then, big as life on my little smart phone screen, a photograph of a brand new Honda Sport.
Instead, the paper plans to get by with freelance photographers, and rely on reporters to snap photographs with smart phones, according to the reports.
Photojournalists Capture the Violence and Emotion oForenezuelan Prothiss.
"And then explaining to people why anyone would want to look at ISIS propaganda, which wasn't so much a case of wanting to look at it but of feeling it was necessary to grapple with it". For this last hurdle, the curators have attempted to bring viewers into a more empathetic state by displaying these ISIS-produced films and photographs on smart phones, iPads, and monitors across the gallery.
