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Mapping the Photographic Territory

Mapping the Photographic Territory. Photographic History

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Mapping the Photographic Territory

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Mapping the Photographic Territory

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Photographic History

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Cameras

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Development of Digital

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Analogue

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Plate

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Film

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Output

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Chemical

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Older developing processes

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Daguerreotype

Copper, silver-plated1839 - c. 1860

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Cyanotpye

c. 1880 - c. 1910still usedBrilliant blue color, matte surface; invented in 1842 but not used until 1880's; paper fibers visible.

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Wet collodian

Glass1851 - c. 1880

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Dry Collodian

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Etc

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Ambrotype

Glass, clear1851 - c. 1880

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Salted paper print(calotype)

1840 - c. 18601890s

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Albumen print

COATED PAPER1851 - c. 1900s

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The chemical darkroom

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Digital

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Online

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In computers

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Printed

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Paper

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Other materials

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People

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Photographic pioneers

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Early 20th Century

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Late 20th C/Contemporary

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Photography as historical record

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FSA

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Dorothea Lange

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War photography

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Censorship

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Propaganda

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Genres

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Landscape

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Portraiture

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Candid

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Formal

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Studio

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School

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Wedding

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Sports

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Photojournalism/Reportage/Street photography

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Abstract

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Nude

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Fashion

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Glamour

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Porn

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Social

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Paparazzi

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Wedding

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Wildlife

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Macro

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Scientific

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Medical

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Forensic

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Astrography

astronomical photography

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Micrography

microscope photography

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Infra Red

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Commercial

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Editorial/news

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Architectural

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Scenic

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Corporate

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Industrial

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Advertising

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Aerial

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Underwater

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Food

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Culture differences

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Within the UK

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Photography as Middle-class hobby

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Art, science or mere craft?

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Between countries

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Gender issues

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Women as photographers

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Women as subject matter

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Porn

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Glamour

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Fashion

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Feminist/non-sexist

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Ethics

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Porn

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Candids

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Voyeurism

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Children

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Consent and ownership

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Philosophy

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What is a photograph?

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"All photograohy is exploitative and voyeurisitic" Walker Evans

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Is it possible to photograph nothing?

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Referents and signifiers

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Accessibility

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Everyone's a photographer now

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Cheap point and shoot cameras

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Lomography

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Cameraphones

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Easy dissemination

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Impact of new technologies

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on Communication/dissemination of information

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Smartphones

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Wireless technology

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Online publishing

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Newspapers/magazines

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on camera ownership

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Cheap and cheerful

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Greater sophistication for less money

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Photography as contemporary record

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War journalism

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Embedding journalists

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Censorship

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Terrorism

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Amateur shots

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Professional coverage

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Reportage

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AIDS

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Africa

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Drugs

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Gang warfare

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etc

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Fashion

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Key Texts

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Camera Lucida

Roland Barthes0099225417Vintage

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Basic Critical Theory for Photographers

Ashley la GrangeFocal Press0240516524

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The Photograph: A Visual and Cultural History (Oxford History of

Art S.)

Graham Clarke0192842005Oxford 1997

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The Photography Reader

Ed Liz Wells041524661XRoutledge,an imprint of Taylor & Francis Books Ltd 2002

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Photography: A Critical Introduction

Ed Liz Wells 041530704XRoutledge,an imprint of Taylor & Francis Books Ltd 2002

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On Photography

Susan Sontag0140053972Penguin 1979

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Web resources

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Far too many to list but here are my bookmarks

Links:• bookmarks.html

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Summary