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Melissa LyttleAll things photography — with occasional thoughts on books, bikes, coffee, and travel.
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I read a quote this week by John Berger that I haven’t stopped thinking about. “What makes photography a strange invention is that its primary raw materials are light and time.”
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I thought I’d use this week’s Substack to tackle a few questions I’ve been asked recently — all are along the lines of how do you move cities and keep freelancing.
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I love the premise of Ross Gay’s The Book of Delights. So I’ve been seeking that out recently. I feel like delight is one of those things where it’s like… You know it when you see it/feel it. But one of Gay’s definitions of delight is “plea...
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I'm a documentary photographer who's always looking, always reading, and always coming across interesting things to share. I now live in Philadelphia.
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