博客來Explore the captivating history and techniques of photographic manipulation with George Thomas Fisher’s ＂Photogenic Manipulation.＂ This comprehensive exploration delves into the art of altering photographs, from early methods to modern digital techniques. Discover how photographers have shaped and reshaped reality through retouching, editing, and creative manipulation.
This book examines the evolving role of photography in representing truth and fiction, offering insights into the ethical and artistic considerations behind altering images. Whether you’re a photography enthusiast, historian, or digital artist, ＂Photogenic Manipulation＂ provides a fascinating look at the power and potential of transforming photographs.
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