Everyone is a photographer: lecture notes
What follows are some extended notes from a lecture I gave entitled: "Everyone is a Photographer." It attempts to ask questions about what we should be thinking about [...]
Why study for a photography degree?
Why study for a photography degree? It could be convincingly argued that the technical skills required to make photographs are becoming easier to learn and master. For many people, [...]
Snapchat: a brief encounter
For users of the mobile image-messaging app Snapchat, expressiveness is largely mediated through in-built filters, described as lenses, and the extensive use of short pieces of text and [...]
Periphery vision: data as image
In this paper I begin by suggesting digital photographic images should be considered as being neither a purely visual experience nor a purely perceptual one. Instead, I argue [...]
Annotating the world
Augmented reality is generally understood to be a direct or indirect view of the world supplemented by additional information, data or graphics. It provides an enhancement to our [...]
Virtually invisible: photography and the image in the demotic space
Demotic - relating to a simplified form of hieroglyphics used in ancient Egypt by the ordinary literate class outside the priesthood. To speak of the virtual may be [...]