Project Mid-Life 52 #3
I was thinking of maybe having themes for each week, but decided against it since it would add complication and would make…
Read more →
✦ Category
Personal
Clichés Are More Important Than They Appear
We’ve all been beginners one day. And we’ve all been criticised for creating cliché photographs. The implication is that clichés shows a…
Read more →
Project Mid-Life 52 #2
It’s not easy to get organised for a year-long project. I made a catalog of ideas for each category, some of them…
Read more →
Photographer Focus #12: Lars Tunbjörk
My quest through deadpan photography and New Topographics has led me to discovering a photographer that kind of lives at the intersection:…
Read more →
Project Mid-Life 52 #1
Starting this new project, I’m going in blind. I have thought about where I wanted to go and what I expected at…
Read more →
Mid-Life: 52
I complained a while back that I needed a project but I couldn’t find a good theme. A project gives direction and meaning to…
Read more →
The Work is What You Show Others
Most of my photos are never seen by anyone. Not even my family and friends. I take a fair number of them,…
Read more →
Can A Machine Be Co-Author?
There’s a literary scandal in France this week, and it has to do with AI use: Thélyson Orélien wrote C’était ça ou…
Read more →
Your Body Of Work Thinks Back At You
I’ve been taking photos of benches for years. Sometimes on purpose because I find them intriguing and I have an thing for…
Read more →
Photographer focus #9: Hiromix
I’ve spent a lot of words arguing that the ordinary is enough. To me, documenting your own life is the most interesting…
Read more →