2026
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Get Out of Your Mind and Into Your Body | The Secret to Better Street Photography
Get out of your mind and get into your body. As photographers, we have two eyes connected to our brain that allow us to see everything, but it’s ultimately our…
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FLUX Resource // Beef Maps
A useful resource for finding local cattle farms and beef producers. If you are interested in sourcing beef directly from farmers, exploring grass-fed options, or learning more about where your…
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FLUX Weekly Witness #6: A Single Day of Street Photography in Santa Monica
Welcome to FLUX Weekly Witness number 6, where I look at the work submitted by members of the FLUX community. Today we’re looking at a body of work from Chris…
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if modern day 2026 was a new version of the middle ages, who would i be
If you’re imagining 2026 as a kind of “new Middle Ages”—a world of digital kingdoms, decentralized networks, competing belief systems, AI scribes, and wandering creators—you’d probably fit somewhere between several…
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Phusis
Phusis (φύσις) is an Ancient Greek word meaning: Nature, growth, emergence, or the innate way a thing develops into what it is. The word comes from the Greek verb phyein, meaning: “to…
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PHILADELPHIA IN FLUX
A GPS-tagged photographic survey of the city through its transit arteries. The transit map is the skeleton.The walk is the method.The archive is the artwork. Philadelphia in Flux is a…
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Solitude, Alienation, and Photography
Currently enjoying the day here under the sun at the Delaware River. Check it out. Beautiful view. Beautiful day. Summer is here, and I’m here to play. Today’s thought is…
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Photography as Conceptual Art: Why My Archive Is the Real Artwork
Yo, what’s poppin’ people? It’s Dante. Today I want to share some thoughts about treating photography as conceptual art, where the archive itself becomes the artwork. Recently, I’ve become less…
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Street Photography Is an Addiction (And I Don’t Want the Cure)
Currently outside of City Hall here in Philadelphia. I have been afflicted with the disease of addiction to photography. I don’t know about you, but there’s not a moment in…
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Why You Should Stop Looking for “Good Photos” Every Day
Yo, what’s poppin’ people? It’s Dante. Today we’re going to be discussing the question: Should I look for anything specific when I’m practicing my daily photography? And the short answer…
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FLUXUS
Fluxus was an experimental avant-garde art movement that emerged in the early 1960s. The movement emphasized process, spontaneity, participation, and the collapse of boundaries between art and everyday life. The…
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Sacrifice
So the existential thought is arriving where I’m contemplating automation of everything. The reason being, I installed open claw, my computer, and have played around with AI agents. The possibilities…
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How to Overcome Fear in Street Photography (Ask for Permission First)
What’s poppin’, people? It’s Dante. Today I want to share one of the most practical pieces of advice I can give you for increasing your likelihood of making stronger photographs.…
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Tap Into Your Inner Child: The Secret to Better Street Photography
What’s poppin’, people? It’s Dante. Today we’re going to be discussing how tapping into your inner child will completely transform the way that you think about life and photography —…
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Radical detachment
Would you keep photographing if you never see the results? I’ve been grappling with this hypothetical question, as to whether or not I would keep photographing if I were to…
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Creative Constraints Will Make You LOVE Photography Again
Yo, what’s poppin’ people? It’s Dante. Today I want to discuss setting limitations for creativity in photography and why I believe this is the key to finding more joy in…
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TROLL THE WORLD
Not through cruelty.Not through cynicism.Not through becoming another ironic husk scrolling endlessly into oblivion. Troll the world by refusing its script. Wake up early while the city sleeps.Walk instead of…
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Chronos VS Kairos
“What time is it?”“How long will this take?” “Is this the right moment?”“What does this moment mean?” Many people live entirely within Chronos — schedules, productivity, routines, endless measurement. But…
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Aristotle on Automation
The famous passage is from Politics, Book I, around 1253b–1254a. “If every instrument could accomplish its own work, obeying or anticipating the will of others… if the shuttle wove and the…















