Saturday 16 January 2016
It is estimated around 1.5 trillion photos were taken over the course of 2015. Thanks to the proliferation of smart technology, imagery has grown to communicate so much that it can now be considered a universal language. Pictures are transcending language and cultural barriers to tell stories, evoke emotion and drive people to action. The age of digital perfection is dwindling and with social media and camera phones in virtually every pocket, we are becoming far more used to seeing a wide variety of aesthetics in the visual landscape. It’s a tremendously exciting time, but one byproduct of this is…
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