Cameras as Beginning E14

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Robert Irvine and Gosia Rosenfeld share camera experiences. To some eyes, our evolving use of cameras points to a new beginning with technology. We snapped images with several of the old cameras and recorded the entire audio segment on a Ricoh Theta S camera. We save our 360 images into the album at https://www.flickr.com/photos/irisheyes/albums/72157671504238553 The Inevitable was written by Kevin Kelly. Music by Andre Louis.

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