#EN2.7 Summer gardening
Thesis writing and new beginnings.
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The human within the photographic process: essays on the mind and the unpredictable and surprising practice of photography. Published once a month.
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#EN2.6 The convenient economy of the identical - part II
Maps and organized information.
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#EN2.5 The convenient economy of the identical - part I
Maps and organized information.
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#EN2.4 Vehicles of prejudice - part II
Sources of power that lie outside and inside us.
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#EN2.3 Vehicles of prejudice - part I
Sources of power that lie outside and inside us.
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#EN2.2 Stereotypes
Still talking about them.
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#EN2.1 New Year's resolutions
The basics of dismantling stereotypes.
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#EN1.12 The well
Oh well...the time has come to fill it again. During the pandemic years, I decided to go back to college. To my surprise, getting back into books after the age of 30 was easier than I expected. Many people ask me what it’s like to go back to
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#EN1.11 Photography is a language
But - what is a language? When I was six years old, I took two photos at the seaside. I still remember the camera, the pictures, the place, and the time. Episodic memory is a part of our long-term memory that stores the engrams, the traces of events we experience
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#EN1.10 Stories we tell ourselves
If you don't keep your feet, there is no telling where you might be swept off to. Every Making Pictures article originates from something I observe while reading or engaging in other activities. It could be a simple thought or a more complex idea that distracts me from
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#EN1.9 Far, near
When distance is not just a matter of focal length. In the Summer of 2015, I spent two weeks wandering around California. One of the things I remember is the Shot in iPhone 6 advertising campaign, a worldwide gallery of images taken only with the iPhone 6’s new camera.
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#EN1.8 Between Vulcan and Mercury
Multitasking and capacity-constrained systems. Mercury [Hermes]. Wood engraving by Jonnard after W.B. Richmond, 1866. Source: europeana.eu. Eruption of Mount Etna, 1766. Source: europeana.eu. To what extent does multitasking get along with creativity? I wonder because I often feel that I carry on the creative practice (whether photographing,