Why Photography Wil Survive

Nick Bilton has a story up at The New York Times about why the death of photography has been greatly exaggerated.

And I agree, completely – the human brain is wired to remember singular moments and context, not fluid spans of time.

(Thanks to colleague Prof. Kent Middleton for the link.)

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Mark E. Johnson

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