Photographic Series
A set of images made to a consistent rule or format, where the repetition itself carries meaning.
Measured in
count
In depth
In a series the constant is the point: identical framing, light and distance across many subjects turn variation into information, letting the viewer compare rather than simply look. The approach descends from typological photography, and it depends on rigorous consistency — one inconsistent frame undermines the whole set.
Examples in practice
Forty water towers photographed in flat light from the same distance invite comparison of their forms alone.