But even that involves a huge amount of processing. It's tempting to think of photography as an exercise in capturing the truth, turning a fleeting moment's light into a record we can store in an ...

Mr. Jacobs is a critic and writer on photography. John Szarkowski, the legendary former curator of the Museum of Modern Art, once described photography as “the act of pointing.” And for the ...

Though Mr. Bai’s concerns over deepfakes and truth in general are valid and ... In his Nov. 1 op-ed, “Google’s Pixel removes reality from photography,” Matt Bai decried a recent Google ...

He must have a photographic memory, right? Not so. According to mounting evidence, it's impossible to recall images with near perfect accuracy. Certainly, some people do have phenomenal memories.

They offer us a delicate balance between truth and composition. AG: You chose to disassemble Guidi’s photographic series, selecting individual images and allowing them to converse through ...