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“Photography does not have a fixed language and its meanings constantly change depending on each individual’s perspective. Viewing a photograph the same way can create a connection; viewing it differently reveals a new dimension and meaning. Factors such as personal experience, mood, cultural, historical and social context, create different messages that offer answers to questions never before posed, illuminating the hidden and creating paths that lead to a deeper understanding, since the narrative and photographic and visual dialogue is never a defined or definitive norm. From this perspective, and in a globalized world where the photographic image has ceased to be a primary tangible objective of representation, description, and documentation, it becomes a measure of identity and self-esteem, making it imperative to re-evaluate its purpose, potential, and capacity to impact the human mind and decision-making.”

— daniel agra

Narratives ◾ Aphorisms ◾ About Photography

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