I have to add that the Rolleiflex was camera-punk before there was such a thing as CameraPunk.
I can see where this Steam-Punk aesthetic is coming from though - it's a postmodern nostalgia for early modernity, where elements have been brought forward and recontextualized in an attempt to recover symbolically something which was lost.
Quote... ''it's a postmodern nostalgia for early modernity, where elements have been brought foreward and recontextualised in an attempt to recover symbolically something that was lost.''...
Quote... ''it's a postmodern nostalgia for early modernity, where elements have been brought foreward and recontextualised in an attempt to recover symbolically something that was lost.''...
it's a postmodern nostalgia for early modernity, where elements have been brought forward and recontextualized in an attempt to recover symbolically something which was lost.
They should doll up one of the old mechanical external self-timers. At least then you could make an argument for it doing something, rather than just looking like it should do something. That's my biggest problem with steampunk. I don't mind visible gears and leather. I just don't like a gear that just sits there - it should DO something.
Steampunk is what happened when Goths discovered brown.
I'm with rogue_designer on the whole gear thing.
It seems you can turn anything into a steampunk 'objet d'arse' by sticking some random Meccano gears on it and spraying it brass colour.
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