The Atlantic’s In Focus exhibits a few of the submissions for the Sony 2020 World Photography Awards. Visual stories that inspire.
Ps. They accept submissions until 7 January 2020.
Annals of everyday thoughts
The Atlantic’s In Focus exhibits a few of the submissions for the Sony 2020 World Photography Awards. Visual stories that inspire.
Ps. They accept submissions until 7 January 2020.
Om Malik sees similarities between cameras and servers:
But mostly, our pictures — even the best ones — function as glorified postcards on Instagram, Facebook, or some other messaging app. No one on WhatsApp cares if you made a photo in 50 megapixels or 12 megapixels Just as, in the cloud, no one gives two hoots if your server is Sun, Dell or HP.
I think he’s onto something. I also agree with him: I love my camera.
We set off from one village, cycling onwards and upwards. One kilometer. Two kilometers. Three. Four. Five. Six. Seven. Eight. Nine. After ten kilometers we were rewarded with this beautiful view.
Effort and beauty.
That’s what defined our day.