
Walter Benjamin on the Allure of the Photobomb
“No matter how artful the photographer, no matter how carefully posed his subject, the beholder feels an irresistable urge to Continue reading
“No matter how artful the photographer, no matter how carefully posed his subject, the beholder feels an irresistable urge to Continue reading
A few telling moments from the May 1st General Strike protest in Union Square. My original photos, please attribute if Continue reading
“Will you or won’t you have it so?” is the most probing question we are ever asked; we are asked Continue reading
“Right now there are more people on Facebook than there were on the planet 200 years ago”-opening line of Kony Continue reading
These beautiful street photos were taken by my dear friend Franco Gatto Bellora, largely in 35mm black and white film, Continue reading
The following is an excerpt from a paper I wrote for my phenomenology class last year about the virtual and Continue reading
A few suggestions for your anthropology-related entertainment: Life in A Day, a crowdsourced documentary depicting life on July 24th, 2010. Continue reading