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You see more of this loss in photographs of abandoned homes and places of work And images of past people living their daily lives.
This can be best achieved by recording the now for future generations, not as "Art" photography, but as a record of life as we live it, and the processes of change as we recognise it. in the context of our own time.
There's a place for 'art' documentary, 'straight' documentary and vernacular photography to record change. That's one of the great things about Photography as a whole. Was Atget making 'art' photography at the time?
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