As we become more reliant on technology in the everyday, spending ever increasing hours in front of a backlight screen, we distance ourselves from each other. Deliberating over application & software problems that will eventually be solved through painstaking determination and conversations in rooms we will never enter. We sit alone in crowded cafes using their free wifi, reaching out to people with similar
facebook profiles, scanning
flickr for photos of a possible cat or boy/girlfriend. Photography is an obvious medium with its relative ease in basic function and now with digital cameras making instant gratification, erase and
re-record so much simplier, everyone can be whomever they want to be (or want to appear to be). In "Internet & Identity" photographer
Stephen Miller puts a sharp focus on this trend & widely utilized social behaviour. Let's hope the days of
pheromones & shy glances are not over for a long time to come.

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