[microsound] Post-digital photography

[Joseph Scott <sarahmichellegeller@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

I'm interested in the idea that the post-digital aesthetic that is often 
discussed with relation to music also exists in digital photography. I.e. 
there are approaches to digital photography that question its techniques, 
claims, technology, etc.

I have started a group 
(http://www.flickr.com/groups/post-digitalphotography/), but as there has 
yet to be any discussion of the subject in the group, very probably because 
the members are unfamiliar with the idea of 'post-digital', I thought I'd 
enquire about it here.

If you go to 
http://www.flickr.com/photos/josephscott80/sets/72157594180426039/ you can 
see examples of the kind of works I consider to be 'post-digital'.

Does anyone know of any photographers who consider their work to display a 
'post-digital' aesthetic? I'm not talking about 'glitch' photography 
(although it is one approach), as that is more about what happens when 
technology fails rather than approaching the technology in a different way, 
but photographs that view 'digital photography' as something new rather than 
a mere continuation of film photography, that question the ideology of 
'digital photography', etc.

I hope everyone understands what I mean.

Any links to informative articles on the 'post-digital' aesthetic in the 
arts will be great appreciated, especially if they can be used as 
introductions to the ideas for people unfamiliar with them and cultural 
theories in general.



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