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Technician Examining Film in Green Light

Photography in the Age of Falsification

Source: The Atlantic

Even when Photoshop can create false or impossible images, we still tend to trust what we see in photos as real. But not only can we not trust the veracity of photos now—images have been manipulated for aesthetic and political effect since the dawn of photography.

This entry was posted in How We See Things and tagged Arts & Entertainment on January 1, 2016 by Mikki Gibson.

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