Why It Does Not Have To Be In Focus
Why It Does Not Have To Be In Focus
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Photography long ago ceased to be exclusively a medium for accurately presenting what is in front of the photographer. But from out-of-focus images to photographs of photographs, an apparent lack of technique can still often be mistaken for a lack of artistic sophistication.
In Why It Does Not Have To Be In Focus, Jackie Higgins explains the artistry behind 100 key works of modern photography, revealing their hidden layers of emotional expression and the complex processes involved in their composition. Discover how photographs can blur the lines between fantasy and reality, and how they capture the fluidity of time.
Above all, find out why there's so much more to the art of photography than 'point and click'.
Author: Jackie Higgins
Format: Paperback
Size: 14 x 19.8 cm, 224 pages
Publisher: Thames & Hudson
ISBN: 9780500290958
