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07/22/2013 10:05:28 AM · #1
very interesting
07/22/2013 09:28:19 AM · #2
Originally posted by insteps:

Quite a remarkable collection. The raw power of these images is seldom seen these days.


The remarkable aspect for me is that not concious composing of images BY a photographer created these images but the pure power of quantitizing images and places trhoughout the time and space!
The project of streetview being initiated by a huge company for me borders the limits of photography, both technically and morally. The twist comes when somebody actually takes the time to look through this public collective memory, a kind of internet archive, and makes a selection of images to create social commentary which goes beyond the pure aim of documentation.
I go as far as saying that a big part of dealing with imagary in the future will come from working with visual material found on internet archives such as social networks.
Thus I wouldn't protest if this guy received a world press photo award for this collection! ;)
07/21/2013 09:13:29 PM · #3
Quite a remarkable collection. The raw power of these images is seldom seen these days.
07/21/2013 09:02:21 PM · #4
Great collection BTW - fricken endless though.
07/21/2013 09:02:03 PM · #5
Originally posted by Melethia:

Some of those are just painfully sad. Interesting collection - all taken by robot cameras, yes? Wonder how they got into places like a zoo and Seaworld?


Google Streetview has multiple platforms.

Car, Trike, Trolley, Snowmobile, and Trekker so far, but I'm sure they're exploring new platforms...
07/21/2013 08:54:00 PM · #6
Some of those are just painfully sad. Interesting collection - all taken by robot cameras, yes? Wonder how they got into places like a zoo and Seaworld?
07/21/2013 08:30:30 PM · #7
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