The unknown eye: Physiology, phenomenology and photography
Document Type
Journal Article
Publisher
Queensland Centre for Photography
School
School of Arts and Humanities
Abstract
What happens to photographic truth when it is thwarted, subverted, stretched and even outwitted? The photography presented in this book provides a range of responses and practices- from the blatant to the exquisitely subtle- and all in the name of fiction.
With full-colour images, Photography & Fiction: locating dynamics of practice illustrates and explains the latest issues and ingenious creativity involved in making pictures. The book is the consequence of a significant gathering of photographers, curators, and academics during the 5th Queensland Festival of Photography. Its themes include Fiction-as-Truth, deceptive photography, technology’s fictive potential, as well as the highly personal and inner worlds of human experience.
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Gray, M. R. (2014). The unknown eye: Physiology, phenomenology and photography. In Garnons-Williams, V. (2014). Photography & fictions : Locating dynamics of practice. West End, Queensland: Queensland Centre for Photography.