On a related note, i am continually obsessed with trying to pin down current trends and practices that will give us any clue as to where photography and/or our methods/means of visual consumption will be heading in the future. This is all due to a college professor who got me interested in Futurism- not the art movement, but the scientific prediction and philosophical discussion of the future. I guess it's all about fun- it feels very playful, like a game, or gambling- trying to spot the glaring signs of where we're headed, knowing that we can't quite see them, even though they are all around us. They always are, as we discover years later, in hindsight. The secrets of the rest of our lives were right under our noses the whole time.
Photos below are Cynthia Connolly's- definitely not mine
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all above photographs by Cynthia Connolly
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Hey Mike,
That was a great talk we had last night. let me know if you need any help deciphering the bizarre language and social movements of women. I started a blog on here, too, I was so inspired.
You really have your own thing going on in your pictures. You really carved out your own little window in this world. It's harder to do that than most people think.
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