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Semiotics of photography

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Semiotics of photography refers to the study of signs and symbols in photographs, examining how images convey meaning and how viewers interpret those meanings. Semiotics, a theory established by linguist Ferdinand de Saussure and further developed by thinkers like Charles Sanders Peirce, is concerned with the relationship between signs (which can be words, images, sounds, etc.) and what they signify.

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