The Aesthetics of Photographic Production is a media-rich Research Catalogue exposition emerging from an AHRC-funded long-term practice research project (2018–24) that investigates photographic production as a multisensory, material, and more-than-human field of making. The project’s dissemination strategy is threefold: this exposition, a published monograph (Jaeger 2025), and the performance and exhibition of artworks, each calibrated to communicate the research through distinct epistemic affordances.

Ephemer(e)ality Capture: Glitch Practices in Photogrammetry details artistic practice using cloud-based photogrammetry that actively invokes glitches through disturbance of the imaging algorithm by utilising optical phenomena. Reflective, transparent, specular and patterned/repetitive objects were used to confuse the imaging algorithm to produce spikes, holes and glitches in the mesh and textures of the 3D objects produced. The research tests the limits of photogrammetry in an effort toward new image-making methods.