Gabriel M.A.
My Red Dot Glows For You
...Long Live the Constant Moment.
First film was dead. Then rangefinders were dead. Then photography was dead. Not before SLRs became dead and "mirrorless" were here to stay.
I guess you could say that eloquence and the art of rhetoric are dead.
Let's make this a poll: do you agree with this obituary?
First film was dead. Then rangefinders were dead. Then photography was dead. Not before SLRs became dead and "mirrorless" were here to stay.
I guess you could say that eloquence and the art of rhetoric are dead.
Let's make this a poll: do you agree with this obituary?
Out to Lunch
Ventor
I've got better things to do.
johannielscom
Snorting silver salts
It's not dead to me.
But not before I make good use of it will anybody care about what I think!
And I'm not willing to commit to what any majority would decide on the subject either. I'll just go about my own funny ways.

But not before I make good use of it will anybody care about what I think!
And I'm not willing to commit to what any majority would decide on the subject either. I'll just go about my own funny ways.
p.giannakis
Pan Giannakis
This sort of rhetoric of "such and such is dead" is just another facet of western contemporary consumer's discourse. This is dead so buy that one....
thegman
Veteran
This sort of rhetoric of "such and such is dead" is just another facet of western contemporary consumer's discourse. This is dead so buy that one....
I think is exactly right, not to mention the link-bait headlines which are required for ad-driven revenue.
daveleo
what?
People who write articles for the internet are under lots of pressure to make
shytt up. A grabber title and a few punchy opening sentences and their job is done.
shytt up. A grabber title and a few punchy opening sentences and their job is done.
maitani
Well-known
the decisive moment is never dead, even in times of 14fps spray and pray mirrorless shewterz
As long as we like to look at still photographs, the decisive moment will not be dead. That said, the decisive moment is not necessary all the time for good photographs.
kbg32
neo-romanticist
Gabriel, I posted this yesterday.
Only the dead are dead. But if you walk down any major street in any major city, you'll notice that sometimes they forget to lie down.
Only the dead are dead. But if you walk down any major street in any major city, you'll notice that sometimes they forget to lie down.
L Collins
Well-known
Yawn......
Chuck Albertson
Well-known
It's not dead. It's resting.
petronius
Veteran
Yawn......
Agreed! ...
anjoca76
Well-known
Saying something is dead is dead.
Roger Hicks
Veteran
Petapixel is dead.
(Or at least, extremely unwell).
Cheers,
R.
(Or at least, extremely unwell).
Cheers,
R.
Particular
a.k.a. CNNY, disassembler
Bela Lugosi is dead.
Sejanus.Aelianus
Veteran
There's nothing wrong with writing this sort of thing, if you're a rather silly person wanting to persuade other silly people that you are "cool", or whatever the current nonsense term is.
It's proof of something but not intelligent thought.

It's proof of something but not intelligent thought.
Mcary
Well-known
Ok what about the Living Dead Decisive Moment is that dead or is that alive? If its a live will a head shot kill it?
Lauffray
Invisible Cities
Roger Hicks
Veteran
But his acting lives on...Bela Lugosi is dead.
(Much like "The Decisive Moment".)
Cheers,
R.
Penny Lane
Hopelessly Citrophile
What if the decisive moment is just spending a year dead for tax reasons?
Derk
Derk
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