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Cameras as a Means to Create Long-form Photography

2014-01-26 ~ Mark

In the same way that mobile has enabled us to share our thoughts quickly in short-form, the smartphone camera has made it easy to quickly share a short-form image.

Clunkiness of the phrase aside, I like what he’s getting at here.

Cameras as a Means to Create Long-form Photography

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