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Neil Rd, Singapore, Roleeiflex, 2005

Neil Rd, Singapore, Roleeiflex, 2005

Bloke, Singapore

June 14, 2020 in Singapore

“The decline of narrative painting in the past century has been ascribed in large part to the rise of photography, which "relieved" the painter of the necessity of story telling. This is curious, since photography has never been successful at narrative. It has in fact seldom attempted it.”

  • John Szakowski, The Photographer’s Eye

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