Photography is movement at the speed of light, or as close as we can get at the with present technology. It will freeze an instant, a moment, a thought or a musing in a still, forever to be examined, space where time has been arrested for vagrancy. But at the same time, as Penny Cousineau so astutely observed, it is death. It kills time for the benefit of art and seeing. It creates a boundary between mortality and insignificance.
Insignificance.
Sounds like such a big word.
And yet it means nothing.
- Posted from GEDEON XXIII
Location:Fitzgeralds Rd,Spaniard's Bay,Canada
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