Between about September and October of last year, I shot my first rolls of film in 15 years. It was invigorating. Approaching fresh, after more than a decade working as a photographer in the digital medium, film has invited me to slow down the process of seeing, analyzing and planning for an image, and allowed me to …
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Wabi Sabi: The Japanese Art of Impermanence [Book Review]
Wabi Sabi: The Japanese Art of Impermanence, written by Andrew Juniper, is an introduction to a traditional Japanese aesthetic, which, I’m just gonna say it, is better than modern Western aesthetic. Have you ever noticed how the perfect vinyl siding on the outside of a house can become dated pretty quickly, while slowly crumbing brick covered …
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