Photographs are
tokens of remembrance. Some iconic photographs like the
Earthrise introduce us to worlds, experiences, events or emotions that are, more often than not, beyond our reach. They leave an
impression on us. But most photographs we take are nothing but
mementos. They are reminders of the things we've seen, the places we've been to, the people we have met. Their
meaning is often hidden to everyone but ourselves.
In the recent years, we are increasingly using our
cell phones to take our keepsake photos. After all, it is nearly impossible to carry a
large camera everywhere that we go. One of the
first photos of the 2009 US Airways plane crash, the
"Miracle On The Hudson", was taken on a cell phone and posted online before the news media had even arrived at the scene...
This photograph of the
cell phone photographer was taken in
DUMBO. She was snapping a picture of
Manhattan Bridge.
Song of the Day:
In My Life - The Beatles (1965)