I'm in The New Yorker
Two Photographs:
The first, from the August 21, 2006 issue of The New Yorker.
A house on Tennessee Street in the Lower Ninth Ward; January, 2006. Photograph by Robert Polidori.
(Forgive the terrible image quality and inverted view. It's a photograph of the magazine using my built-in iSight. I was due a free printer/scanner combo from Apple with the new MacBook, but I got jewed out of it).
The second, from my hard drive.
A house on Tennessee Street in the Lower Ninth Ward; January, 2006. Photograph by Sam Goldsmith.
Using the logic coined by Walt Berkman in The Squid and the Whale, if I feel like I could have done it, then I did it. The only difference between my photo and Polidori's is he had time to set up a nice shot. I took mine out the window of the moving minivan I was driving.
The first, from the August 21, 2006 issue of The New Yorker.
A house on Tennessee Street in the Lower Ninth Ward; January, 2006. Photograph by Robert Polidori.
(Forgive the terrible image quality and inverted view. It's a photograph of the magazine using my built-in iSight. I was due a free printer/scanner combo from Apple with the new MacBook, but I got jewed out of it).
The second, from my hard drive.
A house on Tennessee Street in the Lower Ninth Ward; January, 2006. Photograph by Sam Goldsmith.
Using the logic coined by Walt Berkman in The Squid and the Whale, if I feel like I could have done it, then I did it. The only difference between my photo and Polidori's is he had time to set up a nice shot. I took mine out the window of the moving minivan I was driving.
posted by S Goldsmith at 8/16/2006 02:01:00 PM
2 Comments:
You got jewed out of nothing.
For you lurkers, the Goldsmiths are Lebanese so it is okay if they use the term.
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