Spring edition, issue 007
Hello and welcome. I’m Tom Price, a photographer based in London. Welcome to Frames, my digital postcard project. You can read the introduction here and sign up to get them in your inbox, twice a month.
‘The relationship between visual technologies and the criminal justice system can be traced back to the emergence of photography and the invention of the camera as a tool for documenting ‘reality’ in the nineteenth century. The camera was widely believed, even more so than today, to be able to objectively and truthfully record social reality. A photograph was perceived to be like a window on the world — a mechanically produced, impartial and literal representation of the real world.’
- Liam French, lecturer in the Journalism and Media Department at the University of St. Mark & St. John
‘What is wrong with people? 🤬 These 3 hanging out for 20 minutes in [X location], not social distancing, are all the security cameras off?’
(taken from a post on Facebook)
