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 Photography by Benoit PailléTaking pictures of the pole is kind... crss





















 Photography by Benoit Paillé

Taking pictures of the pole is kind of a revolutionary act for me, it shows the very essence of how photography doesn’t capture reality, but it is an active creator of reality, It shows photography can elevate the most boring and uninteresting object as desirable, mystification. It makes the parallel with publicity, selling you fashions, perfume, gum. insignificant object ultra magnify. It also a play, a game for me, instead of taking the beautiful landscape behind the pole, I will choose the pole, making a double layer of creativity.  

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