The section begins by describing how different photographers
and areas influenced photography as an art form. It also describes how
photography can show how “we are the alter egos of animals” or “alternative
realities”. The artists described in this section all had their own unique
styles as well. Some took photographs of people who were not allowed to change
their appearance before the photograph was taken, others looked at cultural
differences as a subject, others focused on objects or writing, and a few more
focused on natural landscapes. Although
each photographer had his or her own styles, each one tried to do the same
basic thing: make the viewer feel or think about something. As artists, that is
their main objective. Whether they simply want you to feel a sense of calm by
looking at a landscape or to think deeply about a political issue, they still
want you to feel something. This chapter did a good job of showing how so many
different styles of photography can still achieve the same goal just in different
ways.
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