02/08/2026
Street photography has always brushed up against surveillance 👀
Vision, as Kaja Silverman argued, is never purely optical or individual, it’s a field of positions we occupy and share.
Natasha Chuk follows this suggestion to write about the doubled and tripled frames, the impossibility of a photographer standing outside the world, in his essay on Charles H. Traub “Looking Good”. A collection of images that don’t resist the camera’s growing presence in public space, but intensify the gaz, turning looking itself into something we perform.
Read the full essay on Lazy Blog.
Link in Bio 🐶