[Leica] The End of Cameras

[ken at iisaka.com (Ken Iisaka)]

It's not an "end" of cameras, since we are still left with image capturing
devices that are far more integrated part of our fabric. It means that
images will be distributed far more widely and far more seamlessly than it
ever was.

Of course, photography as an art form will remain, just as paintings and
classical music are still with us. It is not the tool that matters.


On Thu, Jan 2, 2014 at 9:15 AM, <lrzeitlin at aol.com> wrote:

> It is VERY cold today, snowing, and a blizzard is forecast for this
> evening. I've gassed the snowblower, filled the generator tank and made
> sure we have plenty of food for the next few days. Now I have plenty of
> time to read.
> One of the most interesting and perceptive articles on current trends in
> photography that I have seen in some time is by Craig Mod in the current
> issue of the New Yorker magazine. It's really worth a read. What do Luggers
> think about his conclusions?
> Larry Z
> From:   The New Yorker &lt;NewYorker at newsletter.newyorker.com&gt;
>         Subject:        The End of Cameras; and more
>         Date:   January 2, 2014 11:39:33 AM EST
>
>
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