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When Is a Photograph Not a Photograph? by Harold Davis
From the website: My five-year-old son Nicky likes to ask me, "When is a door not a door?" Before I can answer, he tells me, "When it's a jar," and cackles wildly. In the same general spirit, I'd like to ask, when is a photograph not a photograph? My answer, and imagine me cackling wildly, is that a photograph is not just a photograph when it is a digital photograph.
From the website: My opinion is that digital photography is, and should be treated as, entirely comparable and identical to traditional photography.
Photography and Truth - Part I by Howard Grill
From the website: I have never understood why photography is essentially the only artistic medium in which people seem to expect literal, factual interpretations of a subject.
