2026
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Cain and Abel
Cain and Abel were the first two sons of Adam and Eve. Their story is told in Genesis 4:1–16, shortly after humanity’s expulsion from the Garden of Eden. Cain became…
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Dante Sisofo on Gut Health
Found a fair amount on the site. Your position, in short: gut health is foundational, and it’s mainly a gut-brain argument. The core claims across the posts: • The gut…
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See How the Camera Sees
What’s poppin’, people? It’s Dante. Currently experimenting with some video right now along the streets of Philadelphia, shooting with the Sony DCR-SR40, which is an extremely fun Handycam system that…
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How Photography Transforms the Way You Experience Life
What’s poppin’, people? It’s Dante. Transform the way you look at life by experiencing it through photography. I’m out for my morning walk through Penn’s Landing, and I wanted to…
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A Conversation Between Tomasz (FRAMES Magazine) and Dante Sisofo
Watch the full interview:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8wtO5ybdcXA Hello everyone, it’s Tomasz here from FRAMES Magazine. I am back with another conversation. My guest today is Dante Sisofo, a photographer from Philadelphia whose work…
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Why I Photograph in Black and White
The simplest reason why I love black and white photography, and specifically photographing with the GR4 Monochrome, is that what I photograph is ultimately an abstraction of reality. And what…
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Flux Archive 007 — Photograph More to Make Better Photos
Welcome to Flux Archive 007, where I look at photographs I’ve made over the past three and a half years of photographing exclusively in high-contrast black and white. Over that…
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Dante Sisofo In Conversation with FRAMES Magazine
I recently sat down with Tomas of FRAMES Magazine for a conversation about photography as a way of life—instinct, repetition, photographing the same streets every day, stepping away from outside…
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Flux Weekly Witness #16: Photographing Pure Chaos at the Arsenal Victory Parade
Welcome to Flux Weekly Witness, where I look at the photographs you submit inside the Flux community. Today we’re looking at a body of work from Michael Tuck, photographed on…
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Street Photography Masterclass: Everything I Learned in 10 Years
After more than a decade of practicing street photography, I’ve created a free masterclass bringing together the philosophy, mindset, and practical lessons that have shaped my work over the past…
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How a Visual Diary Completely Transformed My Photography (And My Life)
I’m going for a beautiful walk here along Penn’s Landing in Philadelphia, and I wanted to share some thoughts about how I’ve been practicing photography as a visual diary for…
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What you get is what you *didn’t* see
The CAMERA interprets reality. We have two eyes connected to our brain that allows us to see, but it doesn’t have a shutter speed. A photograph is created from the…
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Why Do We Create? The Philosophy of Street Photography & Radical Detachment
What’s poppin’, people? It’s Dante, currently walking around Philadelphia. Today I wanted to ponder a simple question: Why do we paint, draw, sculpt, record, photograph, write poetry, or express ourselves…
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Flux Archive 006 — Follow the Gesture
Welcome to Flux Archive #6, where I look at some of my photography and share a few lessons I’ve learned along the way. Today we’re looking at photographs I made…
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Flux Weekly Witness #15: One Morning, One Camera, One Complete Photo Story
Welcome to Flux Weekly Witness #15, where I look at the photographs that you submit to me in the Flux community. Today we’re looking at Miquel de Buceres’ photographs from…
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Photography Makes Every Moment Meaningful
Today I’m going to share a thought. Every moment becomes rich with meaning when practicing photography. I tend to romanticize being a photographer. I romanticize the act of exploring the…
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Pattern
Latin pater (“father”) → patronus (“protector/patron”) → Old French patron (“model, exemplar”) → Middle English patron/pattern → modern pattern. Originally, pattern meant something like “an example, model, or template from…
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Curiosity Is the Cure to Modern-Day Boredom
Currently walking along Race Street Pier here in Philadelphia. Today’s thought is about curiosity—and why curiosity is the cure to modern-day boredom. I think curiosity is found when you embrace…

















