The Phoblographer -
16 Feb 2020 19:00
Today we make more photographs than ever before. The digital era is responsible for that, and it's very easy to build up a catalog of photographs in a very short space of time. The consequence of this is that the mental lifespan of most photographs is very short; their impact diluted, their significance reduced. Photographs are now put on a creative rotator belt, churned out in mass. They exist on hard drives, cloud storage, and social platforms. Because of the number of images we produce, many ...
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