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dorofoto: downtown
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dorofoto: toronto rapt
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dorofoto: Being a director in Manhattan
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dorofoto: Life itself is not the reality, we are the ones who put life into stones and pebbles
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dorofoto: We can find only bits and pieces of clues
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dorofoto: For Baudelaire photography was painting’s “mortal enemy”
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dorofoto: With photography eclecticism has no limits
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dorofoto: Life is not about significant details
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dorofoto: “Awaiting the proper moment”
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dorofoto: Extracting analogies from the most dissimilar things
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dorofoto: Viewing reality as an endless set of situations
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dorofoto: A photograph is a trace like a footprint or a death mask
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dorofoto: The quiddity of an object
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dorofoto: Transforming the present into the past and the past into pastness
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dorofoto: Taking the temperature of the present
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dorofoto: The meaning is the use for each photograph
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dorofoto: Each photograph is only a fragment
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dorofoto: Aesthetic double standards
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dorofoto: The camera can be lenient, but is also expert at being cruel
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dorofoto: The real has a pathos
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dorofoto: Certain conventions of beauty get used up while others remain
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dorofoto: A subjective habit
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dorofoto: Reality has always been interpreted through the reports given by images
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dorofoto: Participation and alienation in our own lives and those of others
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dorofoto: Photography, which has so many narcissistic uses, is also a powerful instrument for depersonalizing our relation to the world
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dorofoto: The camera makes exotic things near, intimate
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dorofoto: carlton
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dorofoto: My little brother's view
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dorofoto: Infinity us
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dorofoto: Downtown light