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When is a photo no longer representative of the person in it..
🕑 Added 2022-08-11 21:25:04 +0000 UTC When is a photo no longer representative of the person in it? This photo is six years old and I no longer look or feel anything like the version of myself that I was when this was captured. Does that mean this is no longer a photo of who I am, but of who I was? Does it remain a part of me because it is a part of my timeline? Am I more me now than I was then? Is that even possible? To me, every image is just representative of a momentary perception. It is neither more genuine or constructed because of this - it simply is. There are always a number of biases operating simultaneously that are impossible to remove, regardless of intent. There is the one of the creator; interpreting based on what is visually available + what was cognitively present for them personally. There is the bias of the subject; interpreting based on feeling and previous experience. And then there is the bias of the viewer; projecting a combination of both onto the final creation. So, amongst all these timelines, perceptions and interpretations - what is real? Beyond the butt, I don't know...
