How has photography changed in terms of subject matter over the past hundred years or so. Do you think photographers are testing boundaries more, or do you think it's because society has changed its boundaries?

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• Answer posted by: clare07

  Much like a painting, a photograph has the ability to move, engage and inspire viewers. It could be a black-and-white Ansel Adams landscape of a snow-capped mountain reflected in a lake, with a sharpness and tonal range that bring out the natural beauty of its subject.

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• Answer posted by: brendaslater49p6ttxt

  Much like a painting, a photograph has the ability to move, engage and inspire viewers. It could be a black-and-white Ansel Adams landscape of a snow-capped mountain reflected in a lake, with a sharpness and tonal range that bring out the natural beauty of its subject.

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• Answer posted by: Kelseyyleigh2611

  Photography captures the beauty in the world. But in one still picture. It allows you to understand and look at something amazing without having to do rocket science
• Answer posted by: Rosemckinney2351

  Photography has changed its subject matter quite a lot over the past few years. in the 1800's, it was considered normal for families to have  post mortem photos of their loved ones, and now that would be completely unacceptable. i think that photographers have always pushed boundaries and have been eager to capture everything, it is just society that changes their boundaries.