From Here On: PostPhotography in the Age of Internet and the Mobile Phone

In an era defined by rapid technological advancements, the evolution of photography is explored through the lens of post-photography. This book delves into how the shift from analogue to digital formats, alongside the ubiquitous presence of the internet and mobile devices, has transformed the way images are created and shared. It reflects on the implications of this transition for artists, the art of photography itself, and society at large.

Through a thought-provoking collection of essays and visual examples, the authors examine the blurring lines between reality and representation in a digital landscape. They consider the role of the photographer in this new paradigm, where images can circulate instantaneously and where the act of creation often intertwines with consumption. The insights provided by these contributors foster a deeper understanding of contemporary photography's place in an interconnected world, inviting readers to ponder the significance of images in today’s digital age.