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I was in a discussion with a group of friends the other day. Somebody said something that really struck a chord with me. He said - the moment you start losing your curiosity about the world is the moment you begin your decline towards old age and cognitive decline. In
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Twenty years collapsed into a single moment of recognition on Ocean Drive. I was back in Miami Beach, camera in hand, but everything had changed. The first time I'd walked these Art Deco streets was on my honeymoon in 2005 - young, newly married, the world stretching endlessly
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...and the passage of time
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An evening stroll with my camera around Cornwall's surf capital
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Sitting on the train home from Borough Market, I had an uncomfortable realisation: I'd spent the evening taking pictures with an analog film camera, but my mind was still thinking digital.
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Taking photographs with a film camera is a useful analogy for the fleetingness of our own lives.
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The moment I started to think of myself as a photographer happened 115 metres above Paris, frustrated by a safety fence and thinking there had to be a better way to take a picture of the view.
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Slow photography for fast times.
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