Figure 4. First image following the front matter in the photobook. From Adil Hasan, When Abba Was Ill (2014). Courtesy of the artist. More

Figure 9. The only nonfigural image in When Abba Was Ill . From Adil Hasan, When Abba Was Ill (2014). Courtesy of the artist. More

Image taken by Digital Globe’s WorldView-2 satellite showing Riau, Indonesia, on 7/21/2014, from Global Forest Watch Fires, fires.globalforestwatch.org. More

Image taken by Digital Globe’s GeoEye-1 satellite showing North Sumatra, Indonesia, on 6/26/2014, from Global Forest Watch Fires, fires.globalforestwatch.org. More

Image taken by Digital Globe’s WorldView-2 satellite showing South Sumatra, Indonesia, on 11/5/2014, from Global Forest Watch Fires, fires.globalforestwatch.org. More

Fig. 5. Example of image set to be assembled, 2014 © Philippe Lê. More

Fig. 1. Singh, Dayanita, view of test image of Sinha family portrait on WhatsApp, 2018, © Dayanita Singh, courtesy of Dayanita Singh. More

Fig. 2. Horino Masao, cover image from Ready • Set • Go , 1932. ©Masao Horino/Eiko Horino 2019. More

Fig. 9. A Photoshopped image of a graduate with Hun Sen, the Prime Minister of Cambodia. Believing that being photographed in the presence of a powerful figure would bring fortune and facilitate a flow of power, many Cambodians desire such images. In an official event or ceremony like graduation More

Fig. 11. The photographer Min Ratna Bajracharya with his image “Dawn of Freedom,” Kathmandu, September 2019. Following the shooting dead of more than fifty demonstrators, in April 1990, King Birendra announced the end of absolute rule. Bajracharya photographed a young woman named Durga Thapa More

Fig. 3. Exhibition view: Ellipsis: Between Word and Image , section highlighting featured artists from PIX , Jawahar Kala Kendra, February- May 2019, Jaipur. Courtesy of Philippe Calia and Srinivas Kuruganti. More

Fig. 5. Exhibition view: Ellipsis: Between Word and Image , section highlighting featured artists from PIX , Jawahar Kala Kendra, February- May 2019, Jaipur. Courtesy of Philippe Calia and Srinivas Kuruganti. More

Fig. 1. Dimensions: 3.5 x 3.75 inches, Circa 1968. This image was taken in Battambang, when King Norodom Sihanouk visited the province. My Father was receiving a medal for his involvement in the sports program in Battambang City. The image we have today was actually a crop of a larger image More

Fig. 7. Dimensions: 5.25 x 3.5 inches, 1967/1968. In this image, we see my father and his colleagues, the men in safari suits were probably divers and security. I think this was from when my father visited a branch of the Bank he worked for, Bank Khmer du Commerce (BKC). These images were More

Fig. 11. Dimensions: 3.5 x 5.5 inches, Early 1981. This was the final image at Lumpini Refugee Transit Centre in Bangkok, before we left Thailand to go to the Philippines to the Batann Refugee Processing Centre. You can see my Mum holding the immigration paperwork. The photo was taken by one More