July 1999
Picture Imperfect
By A.D. Coleman
New technologies often breathe new life into older forms. In this tradition, the CD-ROM presents itself as a welcome successor to the book as a vehicle for works of photographic expression. The CD-ROM offers documentary photographers and photojournalists much of what they and their predecessors have demanded and hoped for since these crafts emerged in the 1920s and 1930s.
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