Not surprisingly it was the man in the white suit that I wanted to photograph. I only vaguely saw that the people behind were on their phones. I had no real intention of capturing them in the little tableau that came about.
A Diary In Photography
Not surprisingly it was the man in the white suit that I wanted to photograph. I only vaguely saw that the people behind were on their phones. I had no real intention of capturing them in the little tableau that came about.
Zombies of New York.
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Haha – Are they receiving instructions?
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Yes, and signing off on their work hours so they can be paid in human brains. 🙂
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we’re all connected …
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It’s a blessing and a curse 🙂
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Love this photo!
We were at the Grand Canyon this spring. It was a remarkably different experience this time than it was in the days before cell phones. In the ‘good old days’ most people spent a lot of time looking at the canyon, and a little bit of time taking pictures. This time, nearly everyone had a cell phone on a selfie stick. They spent a lot of time with their back to the canyon taking selfies and then dashing off to the next vantage point so they could do the same thing again…
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So true. Nothing is real unless the person is in a selfie.
Your description of the Grand Canyon makes me think of a selfie-taker saying ‘move back a bit, just a bit more…
🙂
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