Naomi Stolow photography, nature, wildlife and travel

6 February 2012

homework set 2

I tried to photograph people at the British Museum. After a lot of people-watching, I came to the conclusion that most people don't really look at the objects, but photograph them quickly with a camera or mobile and then walk off, spending most of their time doing this. The exception seemed to be the Rosetta Stone. Here people really looked, read, pointed and discussed.











2 comments:

  1. Wonderful, as ever. I am learning.

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  2. It's very interesting if you don't actually mention that this is the Rosetta Stone and if you just wonder what everyone is looking at in awe....

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