| The Autodriven interview: A photographic viewfinder into children's experience | 1999/01/01 | English | 146 |
| Visual sociology, documentary photography, and photojournalism: It's (almost) all a matter of context | 1995/01/01 | English | 91 |
| Space and place in an Urban Landscape: Learning from children's views of their social worlds | 1999/01/01 | English | 76 |
| Tattoo Narratives: The intersection of the body, self‐identity and society | 2000/01/01 | English | 60 |
| Showing and telling asthma: Children teaching physicians with visual narrative | 1999/01/01 | English | 48 |
| The Scope of Visual Sociology | 1996/01/01 | English | 39 |
| Doing visual research with school learners in South Africa | 2001/01/01 | English | 35 |
| Photographing social change∗ | 1996/01/01 | English | 32 |
| Class Pictures: Representations of race, gender and ability in a century of school photography | 1999/01/01 | English | 29 |
| Taking the visual turn in research and scholarly communicationkey issues in developing a more visually literate (social) science | 2000/01/01 | English | 29 |
| The joy of victory, the agony of defeat: Stereotypes in newspaper sports feature photographs1 | 1993/09/01 | English | 27 |
| Reading images: A study of a Dutch neighborhood1 | 1992/03/01 | English | 25 |
| What constitutes an image‐based qualitative methodology? | 1996/01/01 | English | 24 |
| The visual essay and sociology1 | 1991/09/01 | English | 22 |
| Ethnic boundaries and ethnic entrepreneurship: A photo‐elicitation study | 1991/09/01 | English | 19 |
| Scales of observationA micro‐sociological epistemology of social science practice∗ | 1996/01/01 | English | 17 |
| Representing Blackness in the White Imagination: Images of ‘Happy Darkeys’ in Popular Culture, 1893–1917 | 1992/09/01 | English | 14 |
| Zooming out/zooming invisualizing globalization | 1997/01/01 | English | 14 |
| Photographing the changing material culture of a gentrified community | 1988/09/01 | English | 13 |
| In search of the viewfinder: A study of a child's perspective | 1994/01/01 | English | 12 |
| Youth research on video self‐productionsreflections on a social‐aesthetic approach | 2000/01/01 | English | 11 |
| “Small, silly insults,” mutual seduction and misogynythe interpretation of Italian advertising signs | 2000/01/01 | English | 11 |
| Does image‐based field work have more to gain from extending or from rejecting scientific realism? An essay in review | 2001/01/01 | English | 10 |
| The sociological imagination and documentary still photography: The interrogatory stance | 1989/03/01 | English | 10 |
| Wood Nymphs and Patriots: Depictions of Samoans inThe National Geographic Magazine | 1992/09/01 | English | 10 |
| The social meaning of thingsa working field for visual sociology | 1997/01/01 | English | 9 |
| Youth Style: Articulating cultural anxiety | 1999/01/01 | English | 9 |
| The Jordaan: Community change and gentrification in Amsterdam | 1993/03/01 | English | 8 |
| Picturing African‐Americans: Readers reading magazine advertisements | 1997/01/01 | English | 8 |
| First children and family dynamics | 1995/01/01 | English | 8 |