"Distant Viewing: Computational Exploration of Digital Images" delves into the innovative intersection of digital humanities and computer vision. This scholarly work, featuring contributions from experts such as Taylor Arnold and Lauren Tilton, explores how computational methods can transform the analysis of visual culture. Themes include the ethical implications of machine learning and the potential for new insights in historical and cultural studies. Ideal for academics and tech enthusiasts, this book offers a compelling look at the future of image analysis through a computational lens.