Glitch: inside one of this year's key photography trends
As an exhibition of Glitch images opens in London, curator Paul Foster from Getty Images explores why we're drawn to the digitally imperfect.
By Paul Foster | on September 25, 2014
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henri cartier-bresson said: Yay, let's celebrate crap photos :)The mediocre, the visually illiterate, the mundane and the plain bad."In 2014 the ‘Glitch’ aesthetic has become part of everyday social currency through photo-sharing"That's because 91% of the population know bugger all about photography. Pointless bloody exhibition Mr Foster, I need only go over to Instagram if I want to see crap.