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I have strategically cut Matt's head out of this photo, because he would kill me if he knew I was using it because of the sweatsuits.
We put these two photographs side-by-side on our website, and someone said, "When I look at the first photo, I ask myself, what was he thinking?
Then when the photo left, the frame was still there.
I love the way that people will ask me, "How big will my photo be?" "It will be as big as your house."
So the more dust you have, the more it will reveal the photo.
There's layers behind each photo.
The people I photograph were proud to participate in the project and to have their photo in the community.
It doesn't matter today if it's your photo or not.
So for example, I pasted the photo of the minaret in Switzerland a few weeks after they voted the law forbidding minarets in the country.
I still remember the photo.
I still remember every single detail of that photo.
The photo was horrible.
His photo was remembered by all of us.
You can see here a photo from the United States Library of Medicine, where people are put in the sun to get better.
I took this photo two weeks ago in Guangzhou, and I realized that 10 years ago, there was nothing like this, of these buildings.
What are you feeling and thinking about this photo, about this woman?
This photo, you can you can even see on an interactive map.
Because with that beautiful photo, maybe I can also package this little box here that talks about how steaming and boiling actually take different amounts of time.
This is a police photo.
On the left there's a photo taken by an Egyptian activist who was part of the storming of the Egyptian state security offices in March.
This is a photograph by the artist Michael Najjar, and it's real, in the sense that he went there to Argentina to take the photo.
The photo was made when we were deep in the valley over there.
And not only integrate a photo detector here, but maybe use the camera inside.
And I'm really happy that no photo survives of the three of us anywhere close together.
This is a photo I took standing on the rooftops of one of the largest slums in the world in Mumbai, India.
There's a better photo of it.
Two pictures hung proudly: one larger-than-life photo of my siblings and I and the other a picture of my mom at 12 years old staring into the eyes of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
If somebody bothered to tag all of these saints and say who they all are, then my photo of Notre Dame Cathedral suddenly gets enriched with all of that data, and I can use it as an entry point to dive into that space, into that meta-verse, using everybody else's photos, and do a kind of a cross-modal and cross-user social experience that way.
The baby tipped the grayscale, filled her parents' photo albums with red balloons and yellow icing.
Another situation: this photo is from one of the missions in the Balkans in the late 1990s.
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