THOMAS JEWUSIAK

We have become so accustomed to the gross inaccuracies and flaws of the camera and lens that we have come to mistakenly believe that a photograph is an accurate representation of the world as we see it. We have become so conditioned by these flaws that they have become conventions that we have subconsciously come to expect and even demand. These conventions are so ingrained because they are almost six hundred years old, much older than the photographic print.

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