Through the lens of a camera, cultural psychology reveals itself in powerful ways that reshape how we approach photography across different societies. The Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology has consistently demonstrated how cultural perspectives influence everything from portrait composition to documentary storytelling, making it an invaluable resource for photographers working in diverse cultural contexts.
As visual storytellers, our understanding of cross-cultural psychology fundamentally shapes how we capture and interpret moments across different societies. Research published in the journal shows that elements we often take …
Indigenous Photographers Reshaping Modern Photography’s Visual Language
Photography’s colonial legacy has shaped how we see and capture the world for generations, but a powerful shift is underway. As indigenous vision in photography gains prominence, photographers are reimagining their approach to representation, storytelling, and visual sovereignty. This transformation extends beyond merely changing who’s behind the lens – it’s revolutionizing fundamental aspects of composition, subject relationship, and narrative structure.
The decolonization of …
