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Tag Archives: photography
Personal Data Mountain – coding strategies
While Soph and I were working last week at the HZT on plan b stuff again at last, we were thinking about the data we collect i.e. GPS, text messages, mood reports (for 2011 only) and photographs. We were preparing … Continue reading
Astonishing Behaviour at Gerhard Richter
Am I old fashioned? Why does it not occur to me to do this at an exhibition of paintings? Perhaps I don’t have as much confidence in the camera in my phone as these people clearly do? Or perhaps I … Continue reading