Szarkowski’s
book was an interesting look at the medium of art called photography. He
evaluates how photography became what it is today, but in a concise manner. I
like how the book is categorized into sections dealing with what a photographer
encounters with his or her camera and the world. I agree with the statement
about how narrative painting has declined in the past century, and thought it
was interesting that he contributed that to photography. However, it makes
sense because photography has relieved the painter of the necessity of story
telling. Photography has accomplished this feat because of how it captures
reality with every shutter click.
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