Introduction: Ubiquity Has a History

Introduction: Ubiquity Has a History

Among the most widespread orthodoxies about photography concerns the intensity of its reach.¹ The notion is both simple and all-encompassing. With the rise of smartphones and social media, the feedback loop of taking and sharing photographs has reached an omnipresent fever pitch. With more photograp...

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