"All photographs are accurate. none of them is the truth."
-Richard Avedon
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The truth is too large for a miniscule depiction to show it all. But what is shown describes that split second correctly.
a camera can take an accurate photograph of an object, but what the viewer sees depends on their perception. everyone has a different perception, which is his or her own truth.
I think it means assumptions/conclusions are made by the viewer - which are never the truth - especially considering his work.
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