Self-Reporting

Two women taking photos in a busy urban environment, with one smiling and holding a smartphone, while the other captures an image with a handheld camera.
Times Square, New York

Seems like if you don’t photograph yourself somewhere, then the place, or maybe you, don’t exist. Almost everyone I saw in Times Square was busy photographing or videoing themselves, so they could prove to their followers that they’d been.

Opening the Honoring Eye

Yesterday at the Terrain Gallery in New York’s SoHo, The Honoring Eye exhibit opened. In case you missed it, the show will be running thought the first quarter of next year (2027) and here are a couple of snaps and a few seconds of video of the event that my daughter captured on her phone.

https://youtube.com/shorts/XaTvVCJvWYQ?si=oN7NrAFgWHEYGV6I

Photo London

Two visitors in an art gallery observing framed photographs on the wall, one featuring a couple walking through smoke.
Olympia, London

I went to Photo London this year at the new location at Olympia. And I happened upon Joel Meyerowitz showing his work.

I created panorama of the photobook area with 4 or 5 images and captured the woman in the black jacket on the right in 2 frames, breaking photography’s claim to capture a moment in time.