Jacob Burress
Personal work / 24 frames

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again.

Photography is the practice of staying with a scene long enough to notice its structure. This selection is presented without invented locations or captions.

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Photograph by Jacob Burress, frame 24 — Frame 24

The eye is a working instrument.

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