The subject of this piece - a one hour film lab developer and part time wedding photographer - has obviously thought long and hard about 'snapshots' and offers a whole whack of world weary opinions and near misanthropic ideas on the matter in this piece.
Very well put together. Voyeurism, photography as faux art, contextualism, albums as self-delusion. It's all here. Loaded for bear. I really enjoyed listening to this.
Review of We see it all: life through the eyes of a photo developer
brian moffatt
Posted on December 14, 2004 at 04:24 AM
The subject of this piece - a one hour film lab developer and part time wedding photographer - has obviously thought long and hard about 'snapshots' and offers a whole whack of world weary opinions and near misanthropic ideas on the matter in this piece.
Very well put together. Voyeurism, photography as faux art, contextualism, albums as self-delusion. It's all here. Loaded for bear. I really enjoyed listening to this.