Then, look at this lecture by Holton, in which you can hear the context of his impactful photos of the the family:
It's one hour ten minutes, but I clicked through and watched about ¾ of it. Make sure, though, to watch the last chapter on the process. My feeling is that the video is well worth watching, particularly if you want to think of getting away from "meaningless photography." If Holton's work interests you, here are more links:
Instagram: @thomas_holton_photography
Website: https://www.thomasholton.com
If you want show how some of your photos go beyond meaninglessness, please post them here.
Then, look at this lecture by Holton, in which you can hear the context of his impactful photos of the the family:
It's one hour ten minutes, but I clicked through a watched about ¾ of it. Make sure, though, to watch the last chapter on the process. My feeling is that the video is well worth watching, particularly if you want to think of getting away from "meaningless photography. If Holton's work interests you, here are more links:
Instagram: @thomas_holton_photography
Website: https://www.thomasholton.com
If you want show how some of your photos go beyond meaninglessness, please post them here.
Sep 21, 2025 at 08:48 AM
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