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Jul 16, 2008
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Lens Culture, Now Without a Lens

Some suggest that photography needs a new name. If this technology is an indicator of the future, I’d have to agree. Something unique happens when the geeks and the artists start converging. I’m not usually a fan of music videos — they always seem to be too “something”. But this one really connects with the music (gotta love Radiohead), and it works.

You can find out more about this over at Lens Culture. The one thing that really struck me is that we have scientists and engineers going out of their way to make precise, crystal-clear data. And artists show up to throw some grit in their machines. I love it. :-)

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My name is Brad, and I'm a recovering mortal.

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I'm addicted to the temporal, but I'm in recovery. I don't even know exactly what that means or what it looks like. But I won't let that stop me.

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