Underexposed

Abstract

Produced to demonstrate the existence of censorship as practised by politicians and government officials who control publication of photographs of violent or controversial events.

Contents

Don't look now: photographs the public weren't supposed to see -- Restricted vision: censorship in action -- Making choices: confronting or avoiding the issue -- Hidden agendas: propaganda, PR and spin -- Recovered memory: history revisited -- Relative values: culture and environment -- Getting it wrong: ambiguity and confusion.