"Nevertheless, Kaplan and Kelly ultimately present a thoughtful and engaging experience for learning about the multiple portrayals of visual perspective through the context of military operations."

"She tracks the movement of a given image as it's "plucked" or unfolded from experience, migrates into information and/or image, and is enfolded again."

"Each link leads to a considerable amount of textual information that has been boiled down from its original state and broken up into short paragraphs and surrounded by images that keep it from feeling uninviting or daunting."

"Public Secrets" raises questions of great significance to documentary practice: explanatory models and critical historiography."

"That anamorphic skull in Holbein’s Ambassadors isn’t just a bit of artistic virtuosity or anti-theoretical perversity."

"1 Here I must thank Jonathon Rosen for reminding me in a presentation on his work in my class this week that “moving pictures” references not only pictures that move, but also images that emotionally move us."

"Woops!--appears the links had a lifetime, I should have pulled screen grabs."