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I watched a TED Talk about putting down the phone or camera when going somewhere special or nice. And take in the what's happening around you, or who your sharing this same moment with. She talks about photography or a photo being a block between you and this special place.

This shows us that even a photo can be something to take us away from reality.

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Erin Sullivan: Does photographing a moment steal the experience from you?

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When we witness something amazing, many of us instinctively pull out our phones and snap pictures. Is this obsession with photographing everything impacting our experiences? In a meditative talk, Erin Sullivan reflects on how being more intentional with her lens enhanced her ability to enjoy the moment -- and could help you do the same, too.

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Dora is a visual Artist who has worked doing film & photography to painting, performance and sculpture. Her Work took off in 1970.

The photo below is her holding card with a her hiding behind it. In every photo she shows a bit more of herself. The first photo is a blank card.

This photo is a self-portrait in a way that you are showing yourself to the world a bit more. From what I can tell is that lighting everything else is the same.

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Black Mirror is a film about a programmer not believing what's real. As he creates a game about a novel.

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BLACK MIRROR: Bandersnatch Trailer (2018) Netflix

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News Report On is retouching right or wrong?

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News Report On is retouching right or wrong?

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https://www.bbc.co.uk/newsround/46467338

In this article it talks about is it wrong to use apps to edit how we look.  There's a male makeup artist name James Charles that talks about how celebs use it on all the time on social media and there's a actress named Jameela Jamil says it's bad for health.

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So there are 13 types of selfies. Won't name all but they are Kissy face with duck face to me they sometimes look the same. Then there's the bored and bedfie where they are as they sound.

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The state of things as they actually exist, as opposed to an idealistic or notional idea of them. (Google search, not own words)

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Is photography a mirror of reality?

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Are editing software making us worry about how we look? Or to show us the future self.

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A manipulative person might twist what you say and make it about them, hijack the conversation or make you feel like you've done something wrong when you're not quite sure you have, according to Stines

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I found this on the People also ask part of google. I found it so weird that people google this. I don't know why I find it that. There are some cameras that when you take a photo(s) that they come out flipped like mirrors. Meaning it's not only mirrors. I've seen people using the camera app on their phones to check if they look alright, sometimes when they are done they act like they were gonna take a photo because they do a little pose so people around them don't think they are weird.

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Answer: 1839. Back then it was not much called a selfie but was called a self portrait. This first 'selfie' was taken by  Robert Cornelius in Philadelphia.

Robert Cornelius's self-potrait. (Image: publicdomainreview.org)