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History of Flash

Octavia Marchand

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Casa editrice: Publifye

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"History of Flash" explores the captivating evolution of artificial lighting in photography, from its rudimentary beginnings to today's advanced systems. The book traces the transformation of photographic practices and visual culture. Early photography relied on natural light, posing significant limitations until advancements in chemistry enabled artificial light sources capable of freezing motion. Innovations in flash technology allowed photographers greater control, impacting photojournalism, portraiture, and beyond.

 
The book adopts a chronological approach, starting with the earliest, perilous magnesium powder experiments, then transitions through flash bulbs, and culminates with contemporary LED systems. It examines flash's influence on diverse photographic genres and highlights the aesthetic shifts brought about by hard versus soft, direct versus diffused lighting. This study not only details the technological advancements but also explores the ethical and social ramifications of flash photography.

 
Ultimately, "History of Flash" argues flash development represents a continuous negotiation between photographer, subject, and viewer. Each technological leap spurred new artistic and ethical debates, fundamentally reshaping our understanding of the world through images. By drawing upon historical photography journals, patent records, and biographical accounts, the book offers a comprehensive look at how flash has redefined photographic expression and visual storytelling.
Disponibile da: 26/02/2025.
Lunghezza di stampa: 68 pagine.

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