seen from South Korea
seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from South Korea
seen from United States
seen from Germany
seen from Syria
seen from United States
seen from South Korea
seen from Australia
seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from China
seen from United States
seen from Morocco
seen from United States
seen from China
seen from United States
On average, how often do you delete old photos on your phone to clear up more storage space?
More than once a week
About once a week
Once or twice a month
Every few months
Once or twice a year
Once every 2 years or so
Once every 3–5 years
I've only needed to do this once or twice ever
I've never needed to do this
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My favorite photos are not my best photos.
And I think that's true for a lot of photographers.
The technically perfect photos?
Sometimes I forget about them.
The random ones?
Those stay with me.
A photo where someone is laughing.
A street I walked through on a random afternoon.
A blurry picture from a trip that reminds me exactly how I felt.
Photography is strange.
We learn all these rules:
composition. lighting. focus.
But memories don't follow rules.
I've been organizing my personal photo collection lately.
Some images came from my iPhone and needed a little file cleanup, so I used the site at heicpdftools.com when creating my digital folders.
The best photo isn't always the prettiest one.
Sometimes it's just the one that means something.
Electronics with unconventional storage mediums.
Finally complete! Seven months of work.
“The Shape of Travel”
Oil on panel, 30″ x 80″
The shape of this painting is the shape of my travels. The digital storage of photos taken with our devices shows a raw progression of movement through time, and shows the concentration and distribution of places and moments I chose to document. The visual effect of the massing and compression of the images both simplifies the documentation and creates a new format of dense visual information that at first may look random, but in fact shows a progression of movement through the world.
The painting is made up of small images based on a section of photographs I took in 2018 and is made up of 244 images. The shape of the painting is determined by the position of the specific photos as they appear on the laptop or other device. The scenes are a chronological documentation of a trip that encompasses a week in July and includes a flight to Italy and four locations I visited that week.
What interested me was the visual result of the decisions I made throughout the year (and in the case of the painting, one week of a trip to Italy), as shown in the storage format of the computer. For example, I took an inordinate number of flying photos which made a big blue swath through the photo conglomeration. The resulting work shows my progression in one slice of time in one year, and revealed a pattern of seeing. The series of places highlights the way we see, what we choose to capture, and records our presence in the world.
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