In a world obsessed with context, we often rush to explain images before allowing them to be felt. We ask where it was taken, what camera was used, what it means. But the image does its real work in silence, in the space between the viewer and what they see.
In a world obsessed with context, we often rush to explain images before allowing them to be felt. We ask where it was taken, what camera was used, what it means. But the image does its real work in silence, in the space between the viewer and what they see.
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