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I majored in philosophy in college and I remember studying this theory about a circular instead of pattern in things (time and progression).
Perhaps film will make a comeback in the future? I’m already seeing patterns of the film look from all these film emulators, filters, apps, etc. but none comes close to actual film particularly medium format film (Holgas and Dianas excluded).
Carlo, I love the insight. Perhaps we are seeing a circular pattern modified by current technologies and aesthetic sensibilities. Fashion certainly runs in circles. Why not photography?
I majored in philosophy in college and I remember studying this theory about a circular instead of pattern in things (time and progression).
Perhaps film will make a comeback in the future? I’m already seeing patterns of the film look from all these film emulators, filters, apps, etc. but none comes close to actual film particularly medium format film (Holgas and Dianas excluded).
Carlo, I love the insight. Perhaps we are seeing a circular pattern modified by current technologies and aesthetic sensibilities. Fashion certainly runs in circles. Why not photography?