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The art of strip photography : making still images with a moving camera / Maarten Vanvolsem.
Main entry:

Vanvolsem, Maarten.

Title & Author:

The art of strip photography : making still images with a moving camera / Maarten Vanvolsem.

Publication:

Leuven, Belgium : Leuven University Press, ©2011.

Description:

212 pages : illustrations (some color) ; 24 cm.

Series:

Lieven Gevaert series ; v. 11

Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (pages 195-212).
1. Strip photography and its historical context : a camera mechanism (invention and re-invention) -- 1.1 Panorama photography -- 1.2 Photogrammetry -- 1.3 Peripheral photography -- 1.4 The photo finish -- 1.5 -- Other fields of use -- 2. The strip technique -- 2.1 Shutter technique -- 2.2 Film movement -- 2.3 Exposure -- 3. Photographers working with strip technique -- 3.1 Photo finish on halfway course -- 3.2 Boosting the knowledge of the strip technique -- 3.3 The panorama image as a time span -- 3.4 Creative use of the strip exposure -- 3.5 A moving camera -- 3.6 Stereo strip photography -- 3.7 Great Britain as breeding ground -- 3.8 Video technology and strip images -- 4. Experiencing time in a still image -- 4.1 Forgotten possibilities of photography and its technique -- 4.2 Reading a non-still image -- 5. Moving the camera towards another expression -- 5.1 Shift in artists' use of the strip technique -- 5.2 Moving the camera : solving the paradox in dance photography -- 5.3 The intrinsic time of a work of art.
Summary:

Photographic images can, apart from their capacity to show, convey an experience, a quality that has seldom been recognized. In this book the artist and photographer Maarten Vanvolsem explains how the strip technique can tell a different story of time and space in photographic images, a story that leads to new expressions and experiences of time and movement. The strip technique itself seems to be neglected in the debate on time and photography, although it has a long history. Its use is widespread and, especially in recent years, more and more artists rediscover the technique.

ISBN:

9789058678409 (paperback)
9058678407 (paperback)

Subject:

Photography, Artistic.
Photography Digital techniques.
Photographie artistique.
Photographie numérique.
art photography.

Added entries:

Lieven Gevaert series ; v. 11.

Making still images with a moving camera

Holdings:

Location: Library main 280633
Call No.: BIB 217543
Status: Available

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