Photography influences the way we look at reality. When seen through a camera lens, or in a photograph, the world looks different; the vision of the photographer determines the image.
The Eye of the Photographer illustrates how photographers, both past and present, have worked. According to the photographic perspective - objectifying or subjectifying, public or private - the reader is presented with different interpretations of reality. The Eye of the Photographer takes a new, thematic look at the history of photography. This publication contains over 150 highlights from the rich and international photography and camera collection of FoMu, including work by Édouard Baldus, Dirk Braeckman, Claude Cahun, Robert Capa, Henri Cartier-Bresson, Robert Doisneau, Francis Frith, William Klein, Eadweard Muybridge, Nadar, Stephen Shore, Edward Steichen, Alfred Stieglitz and others.
In addition, the book describes how the main camera types function and offers a well-organized timeline in which the most common photographic techniques are explained in the context of the technological evolution.
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