Rethinking Photography

Smith, Peter K.; Lefley, Carolyn

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“…Digital photos are especially powerful in "mirroring" an external setting into a photo-represented reality by visually "replicating" objects and their relationships in the captured scene (Mitchell and Olson, 1981). They can thus create more "lifelike" or "true to life" perceptions among the audience (Smith and Lefley, 2015).…”

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Mediating service experiences with online photos: the role of consumers' perceptions of the mediated servicescape

2022

JOSM

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PurposePhotos are powerful tools to attract individuals’ attention and convey service experiences. Yet exactly how visual cues in a photo contribute to the perceptions of the staged servicescape, and how these perceptions inspire online booking/reservation behaviors, remains underexplored. Addressing the gap, this study aims to uncover (1) how perceptual information mediated by an online photo contributes to the formation of consumers' holistic perceptions of the service environment and (2) how such consumers' holistic perceptions further influence customers' online purchasing behaviors.Design/methodology/approachThis research adopts an innovative crowdsourcing approach and refers to field data on consumers' online hotel booking behaviors to examine relationships among inferred servicescape dimensions, consumers' holistic perceptions of the mediated servicescape and their actual online booking/reservation behaviors (e.g. page-view and meta-click behaviors).FindingsConfirmatory factor analysis and path analysis indicated that five mediated servicescape dimensions (i.e. color, lighting, furnishings, layout and style) contribute significantly to consumers' perceptions of the mediated servicescape (CPMS) and exert different impacts on CPMS. Connecting the crowdsourced rating and consumer behavioral data, CPMS is found to influence consumers' aggregated page-view and meta-click behavior, especially in the US market.Originality/valueBuilding upon servicescape theory, the medium theory and the online booking literature, this research proposes a novel conceptual framework of CPMS to theorize the process by which visual cues in online photos contribute to CPMS and subsequent online purchase behaviors. Findings from this research extend Bitner's servicescape framework to mediated service contexts and provide practical implications for promoting service businesses.

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Mediating service experiences with online photos: the role of consumers' perceptions of the mediated servicescape

2022

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A Meditation on the Post-digital and Post-internet Condition: Screen Culture, Digitalization, and Networked Art

Jagodziński

2021

Post-Digital, Post-Internet Art and Education

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This chapter attempts to provide a broad understanding of post-digital and post-Internet problematic drawing on the state of screen culture, digitalization, and networked art. It calls on the theories of Paul Virilio and Bernard Stiegler to highlight some of the difficulties and malaise they have articulated related to the speed of technologies and their proletarianization. Throughout this chapter, voices of Deleuze and Guattari are also heard and summoned. It concludes by examining several networked art installations as exemplars of resistance to answer their concerns. The chapter ends on a question mark as to where to turn to next.

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fotografía digital en perspectiva

Mira Pastor

2024

Fotocinema

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El presente artículo aborda el desarrollo de la fotografía digital como fenómeno social y cultural, a partir de su irrupción hasta la aparición de los teléfonos móviles como dispositivos fotográficos conectados a la Web 2.0. Un recorrido que lleva a través de la fotografía como representación y de su consideración como agente performativo. Se analizan los temas que, desde diferentes puntos de vista, han sido objeto de debate teórico: la quiebra de la relación de la postfotografía con lo real y sus consecuencias sobre la fotografía documental; el peso del factor tecnológico como agente de cambio cultural y la continuidad de la cultura fotográfica tras la fotografía analógica; la emergencia de procesos de coproducción y compartición como nuevas formas de la práctica fotográfica; y por último, la ubicuidad de la fotografía digital y la exigencia de una ecología de las imágenes. En paralelo, se relacionan algunas de las orientaciones más significativas surgidas como propuestas artísticas en la fotografía contemporánea.

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Rethinking Photography

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Mediating service experiences with online photos: the role of consumers' perceptions of the mediated servicescape

Mediating service experiences with online photos: the role of consumers' perceptions of the mediated servicescape

A Meditation on the Post-digital and Post-internet Condition: Screen Culture, Digitalization, and Networked Art

fotografía digital en perspectiva

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