“Celebrity photos are celebrity photos. Politicians are not celebrities. Let’s not mix things up.”

I was saddened to hear about Martin Parr's passing (1952-2025). This is how I first discovered his work. I was struck by her eyes, the boys’ stare, the defiantly chaotic composition. His images, always full of humor, revealed significant aspects of societal rituals & how nations visualize themselves

Installation views, from the exhibition Lost and Found by Matthew Finley at LACP.

If you’re in LA, join us on November 6 for Matthew’s book launch and closing event!

Photos by Yulia Morris

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A very much needed reminder from LA’s Little Tokyo

Tune in to my conversation with animator, graphic designer and photographer Adam Chin - up tomorrow in #ByteSize
We discussed the creepiness of AI portraits and being both an early adapter of the future and a fierce protector of photographic legacies rotroz.substack.com
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A preview of my interview with the Mishka Henner, as he shares about the controversy that surrounded his early work and his motivation to re-define documentary photography in the age of satellite photography.

Full interview coming this Monday on Bytesize!

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*Expand and Contract: AI and Alternative Processes* tries to outline what could that possibility look like, if we begin to think of #generativeAI similarly to how we think about cyanotypes or albumen prints, and focus on AI as a tool, rather than a threat to human agency

Thrilled to finally being able to announce Reservoir, a new photographic generator by LACP!
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Image credit:
* Erik Kessels, Priest at Arles, from the Project 24 Hours in Photos

#lifegoals achieved

Fish or torpedo? #lookup

I was told this is where the cool kids hang