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Almost every thing that can be photographed has been photographed by someone at some time. What is left to be photographed? One reaction of contemporary photography seems to be that any image of any thing (often in a series) can be considered to be worthwhile and/or have meaning on the basis of the intent of the photographer and/or the interpretation by the viewer. This series attempts to create images that have no meaning. The first images in the series were taken at a random time each day and the subsequent images at locations determined using a random number generator. The final image in the series pushes the concept further. The photograph is hidden inside a sealed envelope to prevent access to it so that its content cannot influence or have any meaning for the viewer. |