Sponsored Tip: Developing A Personal Style: Time

Photography and time are intrinsically connected

By Brian Dilg, Courtesy Of New York Film Academy Photography School

Updated July 27, 2016

Photography has the curious property of breaking our continuous, unbroken experience of time into discrete chunks...

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Originally Published June 17, 2013

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