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A 5 page paper that explores the methods and effects of the interactive computer digital photography of Hungarian-born photographer Tamas Waliczky. Works discussed include "Focus", "Landscape", "Sculptures", "The Garden", "The Forest" and "The Way". Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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images. In the photographic world of Waliczky, it is not the outer limits of images that are manipulated to appear blurred and indistinct, but instead the traditional concepts of
time and space. Through the use of computerized digitization and modern technology, Waliczky has transformed the camera from an inanimate, spatially placed object into an interactive tool, which the
viewer can use to break the traditional boundaries of photography and add additional elements of memory and personalization (Manovich PG). Tamas Waliczky does not simply capture images of the
world around him, but instead virtually recreates this world to fit the image of his perceptions. Tamas Waliczky has been involved with computer design and animation since 1983, and prior
to that time he held various positions in the fields of animated cartoons and private drawing and painting (The Butterfly Effect http:// www.c3.hu/butterfly/Waliczky/cv.html). His currently displayed talent for innovative
digitized interactive photography began to surface in 1988 with the first of his computer animations, "Pictures" and "Is There Any Room For Me Here?" In 1992, Waliczky was asked
by the Zentrum fur Kunst und Medientechnologie, or ZKM, Institute for Visual Media to complete the computer animation for "The Garden", and has been permanently employed by the ZKM Institute
since 1994 (http://www.c3.hu/butterfly/Waliczky/cv.html). II. The Works of Tamas Waliczky In each of Tamas Waliczkys works, a unique and different world is built
by the artist, and each of these worlds transcend the normal limits of time and space to create a documentary that is astounding in its depth and amazing in its
complexity and construction (Manovich PG). One of the latest, and most innovative, of these works is a piece Waliczky has titled "Focus". "Focus" presents the scene of a crowded
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