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The third issue of the Visual Arts Journal is devoted exclusively to photography. Photography as art, photography as communication, photography as history, photography as documentation are explored and celebrated in the hands of the writers. The journal is a significant step in legitimizing photography as an art form in India.

Jonathan Faiers, Portrait Pioneers, Péter Nagy, Dayanita Singh, Patrick Aspers, Fashion Photography, Sabeena Gadihoke, Vijay S. Jodha

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Key concepts: Photography, Visual arts, Documentation, History of photography, Art, Computer science, Programming language

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The third issue of the Visual Arts Journal is devoted exclusively to photography. Photography as art, photography as communication, photography as history, photography as documentation are explored and celebrated in the hands of the writers. The journal is a significant step in legitimizing photography as an art form in India. — Research Paper | ScholarLens