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Available now: Transformations Book

Exploring Changes in and Around Photography

The publication Transformations, Exploring Changes in and Around Photography is a product of ‘Transformations’, a project that was initiated by Viewbook in 2016 to explore changes and support photography in a digitally connected world.

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Viewbook Transformations
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Viewbook Transformations


It is no longer possible to imagine a world without photography. In our digital age anyone can pick up a camera to produce a ‘good’ image and share it with the world. As a web­ technology company in the photography industry, Viewbook is directly involved in translating new technologies and needs into meaningful possibilities for photographers. At a time when technology, globalization and the internet are having such great impact, we are curious to find out how photographers see those changes and how they work with them.
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