Pamela Bradley on Seeing:
is it that as we get older and spend more time alone we see the beauty in things around us that we once overlooked?via Maybe I'll Be Cleverer Tomorrow A Reflection on a Complex and Often Prickly Father/Daughter Relationship by Pamela Bradley.
Radhika Subramanian on Algorithms:
Data is inherently dumb. It doesn’t do anything unless you know how to use it, how to act on it, because algorithms is where the real value lies. Algorithms define actionvia Query Vs. No Query! Do You Care? by Radhika Subramanian.
Catherine Skinner on Keep Going:
you've just got to keep going for it because it's not uncommon for people to fall to pieces at the endvia Australian Catherine Skinner wins shooting gold by Daniel Cherny.
Kurt Wallander on Trying:
"Do we make a difference? Maybe. Sometimes. Not much. What I do know is that we should never stop trying. We need to remember that every little counts …”via Wallander review: he’s back – and he’s still got it by Sam Wollaston.
it's never summer on Obsessiveness:
Humble subject matter does not exclude obsessivenessvia Mapplethorpe’s “Kitchen Sink” by it's never summer.
Martin Gayford on Ordinary and Extraordinary:
great pictures are often images of very commonplace sights.via What makes William Eggleston's ordinary photographs so extraordinary? by Martin Gayford.
Bruce Davidson on The Picture:
I am in the picture, believe me. I am in the picture but I am not the picture.via The History and Photography of Bruce Davidson, Subway Photographer Extraordinaire by James Maher.
We don’t remember some things because we can’t, or because we don’t want to, and we might even remember things that never happened.via Harvey Benge – The Traveller by Jörg Colberg.