A WOMAN SPENT 27 YEARS PHOTOGRAPHING HER PARENTS WAVING HER GOODBYE
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A WOMAN SPENT 27 YEARS PHOTOGRAPHING HER PARENTS WAVING HER GOODBYE
I looked around my mother’s apartment and down into the box, swallowing the lump in my throat and holding back tears ready to race down my cheeks — because they weren’t just things. They were him. They were my father. They were pieces of his life.
Hair holds memory, but so do inanimate objects. That’s why we hold onto heirlooms, keep photos, make qu
... See moreJessica Ann • My Father's Things Are More Than Clutter — They’re Memories of a Life Lived
A Time We Never Knew
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Images were first made to conjure up the appearances of something that was absent. Gradually it became evident that an image could outlast what it represented; it then showed how something or somebody had once looked – and thus by implication how the subject had once been seen by other people. Later still the specific vision of the image-maker was
... See moreJohn Berger • Ways of Seeing (Penguin Modern Classics)
