1.   But documentary photography opens that question, as well, when tragic images become too aestheticized.

2.   Documentary photography predominated at the time, but Grant took the opposite route.

3.   In a world dominated by flickering television images composed of nothing more than patterns of electronic digits, documentary photography is reassuringly concrete, but marginal.

4.   In the world of documentary photography, there is a typology of consent.

5.   Misgivings about documentary photography crystallized in her day.

6.   Others hesitated, too, for death has acquired a cloak of privacy still embarrassing to strip away, and documentary photography already has a bad name for exploitation.

7.   Summers, he pursues his documentary photography projects, often in remote corners of the globe.

8.   The collection, which represents bodies of works, traces the development of postwar American documentary photography.

9.   The medium of documentary photography is, more and more, detached from its original message.

10.   The two, as befits their positions in the museum, represent the heaven and hell of documentary photography.