Cellphoto: Self-Portrait in Motion
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articulating the world beyond the limit of the immediate:
original photographs, reviews, and blatherings
(NOTE: as of July 2011, this site has moved to http://imagitude.com)
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- Matt
- Toronto, Canada
- Matt Cahill is a fiction writer who works in film and TV in Toronto. He also takes pretty photographs, reads high-falutin' books, and plays percussion. He is currently studying psychotherapy.
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I like the idea of capturing motion. Once I took a whole set of pics of myself jumping from a chair - a sort of fly.
ReplyDeleteI love your cellphotos Matt, especially the way they are often kind of hazy.
ReplyDeleteI must admit to finding more than just sheer novelty in my first digital camera (which also happens to be my cellphone). I love the freedom (if not the fidelity) to "record" moments without worrying about aperture and shutter/film speeds.
ReplyDeleteIn other words, I am at a cliché-ridden (non-religious) crossroads. Analog vs. Digital. Is it even a "vs." anymore (assuming you are using a good lens in either scenario)?
Photographically-speaking, I am "under construction" at the moment.
"under construction" - I like that :) There is a nice freedom of just capturing a moment with a cameraphone... here is no time to fuss like I would with my D80 - just shoot it as raw as it may be!
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