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=== The Photographic Message === | |||
Roland Barthes takes the press images as an example of how a photograph is a message. A message with a source of emission, a channel of transmission and a point of reception. But whatever the origin and destination of the message, the photograph is not simply a product or a channel but also an object endowed with a structural autonomy. The structure is not isolated, it communicates with another structure: text. Both structure occupy their own defined spaces. | |||
=== The photographic paradox === | |||
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The Photographic Message
Roland Barthes takes the press images as an example of how a photograph is a message. A message with a source of emission, a channel of transmission and a point of reception. But whatever the origin and destination of the message, the photograph is not simply a product or a channel but also an object endowed with a structural autonomy. The structure is not isolated, it communicates with another structure: text. Both structure occupy their own defined spaces.