British Journal of Photography #7923: Maps
$39.56
- Softcover
- 196 pages
- 230 × 300 mm
- English
- 2025
What do we really see when we look at a map? In Maps, the latest issue of British Journal of Photography, we explore how photography both documents and distorts the world, revealing the slippery boundary between representation and reality. Inspired by Lewis Carroll’s imaginary 1:1 map, Borges’ allegory of decay, and Baudrillard’s prophetic vision of the hyperreal, this issue asks: where does the map end and the territory begin?
