Photographic Theory

Beauty in Photography: Essays in Defense of Traditional Values

Robert Adams

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Aperture 1981
In 'Beauty in Photography: Essays in Defense of Traditional Values,' renowned photographer Robert Adams presents a series of reflections on the aesthetic and ethical foundations of the medium. Adams argues for the preservation of traditional photographic integrity, critiquing the modern trend toward heavy digital manipulation and the loss of 'truth' in imagery. The book serves as both a personal manifesto and a historical defense of the craft, exploring how photography can maintain its power to capture reality while still achieving artistic beauty. It is intended for photographers, students, and enthusiasts interested in the philosophy of visual art.

Bibliographic Details

Author Robert Adams
Publisher Taschen
Place of publication Berlin
Year 2014
Edition First edition
Binding Softcover
ISBN 0893810878
Collation 160 pp.
Language English
Dimensions 21 x 14

Condition Report

Condition Fine (F)
Notes Prev. owner's name on title page; else fine
Availability In stock