Territorial Photography By Joel Snyder

Territorial Photography Students Nam Institutional Affiliation In his essay, "territorial Photography," Joel Snyder gives a comparison of two examples of American Landscape photography, which were personalized in the figures of Timothy O'Sullivan and Clareton Watkins. They used the genre appropriately between 1860 and 1880 to ensure that they satisfied the needs of the audience that the photos were indented to reach. In the early 1840s and 1850s, the first generation of landscape photography relied on the landscape genre and shared it with the media of visual representation. For instance, such media played a substantial role in the selection of the manner and subject of representation. In addition, the landscape photographers had a small audience, and their work presented personal characters. The limited market for the photographs was as a ...