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new topographics: photographs of a man-altered...
Not much has changed since 1975 when New Topographics first opened at the George Eastman House. The state of the world resembled our current predicament — a recession, fuel shortages, and a looming environmental crisis. The exhibition is like a time capsule, looking back on untouched and developing landscapes that consumed the imaginations of photographers who found solace in the linearity of...
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Mesmerized by the frequency and pulse of readers on the web and on mobile, I found this to be an interesting concept. View the video and knock yourself out.
Have you ever wondered where the readers of The New York Times’s Web site come from, and what kind of devices they use to read our content? In a past life, not too long ago, when I worked in The Times’s research and development labs, we...