Bas Princen – The Construction of an Image
Photography has become content, instantly uploaded and peer-reviewed in "likes". The Construction of an Image assumes the opposite stance wherein Dutch photographer Bas Princen takes a single image – Ringroad, Houston – to deconstruct and discuss in detail. By studying one photograph, time is given over to process to enable insight into the mind of the photographer and to make manifest the chronology of a project’s conception to its realisation. Texts by Kersten Geers, Moritz Küng and Geoff Manaugh. Edited by Vanessa Norwood. Published by Bedford Press (London).
80 pages, 29 x 23 cm, softcover, Bedford Press (London).
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Bas Princen – The Construction of an Image
Photography has become content, instantly uploaded and peer-reviewed in "likes". The Construction of an Image assumes the opposite stance wherein Dutch photographer Bas Princen takes a single image – Ringroad, Houston – to deconstruct and discuss in detail. By studying one photograph, time is given over to process to enable insight into the mind of the photographer and to make manifest the chronology of a project’s conception to its realisation. Texts by Kersten Geers, Moritz Küng and Geoff Manaugh. Edited by Vanessa Norwood. Published by Bedford Press (London).
80 pages, 29 x 23 cm, softcover, Bedford Press (London).
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Photography has become content, instantly uploaded and peer-reviewed in "likes". The Construction of an Image assumes the opposite stance wherein Dutch photographer Bas Princen takes a single image – Ringroad, Houston – to deconstruct and discuss in detail. By studying one photograph, time is given over to process to enable insight into the mind of the photographer and to make manifest the chronology of a project’s conception to its realisation. Texts by Kersten Geers, Moritz Küng and Geoff Manaugh. Edited by Vanessa Norwood. Published by Bedford Press (London).
80 pages, 29 x 23 cm, softcover, Bedford Press (London).
