Interpreting a 1930s aerial survey photograph: the artfulness of technological images

Jason Weems

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Few images invoke their technological underpinnings so clearly as aerial photographs. Most apparent, such photographs depend on the conjoining of two different machineries: the airplane and the cam...

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