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  • And although photographs, as Barthes argues in Camera Lucida, induce death while willing to preserve life, here it seems to affirm, regardless, a life will.

    Anne Couillaud: Day-to-Day (PHOTOS): Artists' Daily Practices Incorporate the Time Dimension Anne Couillaud 2011

  • And although photographs, as Barthes argues in Camera Lucida, induce death while willing to preserve life, here it seems to affirm, regardless, a life will.

    Anne Couillaud: Day-to-Day (PHOTOS): Artists' Daily Practices Incorporate the Time Dimension Anne Couillaud 2011

  • In Camera Lucida, Barthes distinguishes between the "studium" and the "punctum" of the photograph.

    The power of the holiday photo 2010

  • Sontag's On Photography (published in 1977) remains one of the cornerstones of photography criticism, as does Roland Barthes' more theoretically mischievous Camera Lucida (1980).

    Photography so good it hurts Sean O 2010

  • Roland Barthes described in his 1980 book Camera Lucida going through his mother's photographs shortly after her death, and finding her portrait taken before he was born.

    The power of the holiday photo 2010

  • In his Camera Lucida (Reflections on Photography), Roland Barthes distinguishes between the studium of a photograph, those elements of a photograph that provoke an interpretive (cultural, social, political) response, and the punctum of a photograph, the element of a photograph that punctures, or wounds – that which provokes an emotional response in the viewer by establishing a direct relationship between the viewer and the subject of the photograph.

    Archive 2007-02-11 2007

  • In his Camera Lucida (Reflections on Photography), Roland Barthes distinguishes between the studium of a photograph, those elements of a photograph that provoke an interpretive (cultural, social, political) response, and the punctum of a photograph, the element of a photograph that punctures, or wounds – that which provokes an emotional response in the viewer by establishing a direct relationship between the viewer and the subject of the photograph.

    Exposed 2007

  • Appearing in the author's native language just before his death, Roland Barthes's Camera Lucida, now published posthumously in English, will make the reader sorrier than ever that this effervescent critic is no longer among the living.

    That Old Black and White Magic James, Clive 1981

  • He did not sketch freehand but made excellent drawings with his Camera Lucida.

    Autobiography Airy, George Biddell, Sir 1896

  • I took one Camera Lucida sketch of the instrument in the morning, dodging the heavy showers as well as I could; then, as the afternoon was extremely fine, I took another, with my head almost roasted by the sun.

    Autobiography Airy, George Biddell, Sir 1896

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