In the Shadow of Photography

A drawn and handwritten work of non-fiction about the medium of photography, the photography world, and how the invention of photography influenced people’s thinking and behavior. It explores topics such as the camera’s wormhole-like capabilities, why being photographed causes stage fright, how the present is becoming a stage for the future, analog vs. digital photography, the relationship between the photographer and the photograph, and how we are losing the possibility of gaining an authentic memory of a moment from a photographic attempt to conserve it.