nonphotographically

alternative non-photographically

1. not comparableNot photographically; in a nonphotographic way.

   This may be done in principle by humans with photographs; it is more likely to be automatically done with digitized TV pictures and a computer, in the observatory, or done non-photographically, as in the GRO, but with a hundred-fold increase in data rate.

   1985, Robert C. Haymes, “Lunar based gamma ray astronomy”, in W. W. Mendell, editor, Lunar Bases and Space Activities of the 21st Century, →ISBN, page 313

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   ClampArt, on West 25th Street, has featured a great deal of photography since opening in 2003. But Brian Clamp, the gallery's owner, said, "With the notion of medium specificity having less and less relevance, we will begin mounting occasional solo exhibitions by artists producing nonphotographically related paintings and works on paper."

   2006 December 3, Philip Gefter, “What’s New in Photography: Anything but Photos”, in The New York Times

   In my original article, with the themes of the special issue in mind, I focus on Krauss’s claims about the invention of new media in what I call the photographically dependent arts. As I point out, nothing I say is meant to hang on this designation, and my arguments, if sound, should generalize to Krauss’s similar claims for the inventive powers of artists working in unrelated (nonphotographically dependent) art forms.

   2014, Diarmiud Costello, ““But I Am Killing Them!” Reply to Charles Palermo and Jan Baetens on Agency and Automatism”, in Critical Inquiry, volume 41, number 1, →DOI, page 180