| Section | Subsection | Points | Examples |
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| Introduction | Photomontage/Photocollage blending 2 co-present worlds Why hard to see? Explosion with Photoshop |
Duane Michals | |
| 1. Reflections | "natural photomontage" display windows impossible worlds |
Eugene Atget, Barbara Morgan, Clarence John Laughlin, Mac Adams | |
| 2. Form | 2.1 edges and gradients * | contours, outlines variable masks inversion of image |
Man Ray, Calum Colvin, O. J. Rejlander, Coryndon Luxmoore, Clarence Laughlin, Catherine McIntyre |
| 2.2 horizon and perspective ** | orientation, multiples | Barbara Morgan, Van Telberg, Clarence Laughlin | |
| 2.3 superposition of layers | sources of difficulty | Burke Uzzle, Esther Neimanas | |
| 3. Interpretation | 3.1 reduced opacity - ->subjectivity | Duane Michals, Edmund Teske, Diane Fenster | |
| 3.2 outline - ->identity | Grahame Weinbren,El Lissitsky, Alice Lev-Neringer Jerry Uelsmann, Barbara Morgan, Diane Fenster |
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| 3.3 perspective - -> world | Van Telberg | ||
| 3.4 stacks of layers- -> historical sequence | Geoff Broadway, Richard Ramsdell, Esther Parada, Annette Pugh Nancy Goldring |
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| 4. Faux Photomontage | projections painted in space | Calum Colvin | |
| 5. Photo Illustration | photoshopmontage; illustration, analysis |
Hoang, Fairman, McIntyre, Fenster |
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| * Addenda | Solarization and Inversion Canonical Perspective Magritte Discovers Gradient Masks |
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| ** Addendum : Perspective Workshop | |||