Scales of Space and Time in Photography: Perception Points Two Ways

In Scott Walden (ed.), Philosophy and Photography (2008)
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Combining ideas of perceptual psychologists J.J. Gibson and J.E. Cutting, moving on to answer the arguments of the "Naysayers" against autonomous and artistic meaning in photographs.

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