Photography anthropology Quotes, Tips and Wisdom

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Abadzic, Stanko

Abbey, Edward

Abbott, Berenice

Abell, Sam

Ackerman, Diane

Acosta, Blanca

Acuna, David

Adams, Ansel

Adams, Claude

Adams, Eddie

Adams, Edsel

Adams, Gilbert

Adams, Jeff

Adams, Peter

Adams, Robert

Adams, Scott

Adams, Jim

Adatto, Kiku

Addario, Lynsey

Agee, James Rufus

Agou, Christophe

Aldighieri, April

Allard, William Albert

Allen, Timothy

Aluko, Omolara

Andersen, Thomas Folke

Anderson, Dave

Anderson, Margaret C.

Anne, Princess

Anonymous

Appelt, Dieter

Aragon, Louis

Araki, Nobuyoshi

Arbus, Amy

Arbus, Diane

Archibald, Timothy

Arino, Eimu

Aristotle

Arnheim, Rudolf

Arnold, Eve

Aronovich, Ignacio

Arp, Hans

Arthus-bertrand, Yann

Asif, Usman B.

Atget, Eugene

Atkins, Anna

Atkinson, Brooks

Attar, Abbas

Atticks, Joshua

Attie, Shimon

Auden, Wystan Hugh

Auletta, Ken

Auletta, Ralph

Ausloos, Paul

Auster, Paul

Avedon, Richard

Tag: anthropology

The photograph contains and constrains within its own boundaries, excluding all else, a microcosmic analogue of the framing of space which is knowledge. As such it becomes a metaphor of power, having the ability to appropriate and decontextualize time and space and those who exist within it. - Elizabeth Edwards - Elizabeth Edwards, Introduction to "Anthropology & Photography, 1860-1920", p.7, Yale University Press, New Haven 1992.