. I shot this on a recent trip to Sydney. The light is so different there, the moisture from the ocean and harbour seems to make it softer. This image reminds me of those sky photographs by Richard Misrach. . . . You thought it was a landscape? Think again. Here it is before Photoshop. […]

.As the Google car drives along, its camera breaks the world. . . .

The identity of individuals on the street is blurred to protect privacy. Does someone at Google sit down at a computer and deface the faces one-by-one? Or does software find the pattern of the human face in the millions of Google pictures and blur them automatically? Which scenario is scarier? . . .

Slow computer uploads cause a hesitation between satellite view and street view. Half the world looks like an old computer game. . . .

The Google plane flies over New York photographing from different positions. When the images are joined later by their software algorithms, perspective becomes distorted. A strange wobbly metropolis is revealed. . .

Is this the ugliest place you can imagine? It’s high up in Manhattan past Harlem and I found it on Google Earth while researching a New York trip. It looks like a circuit board. A Street View search of the surrounding low level buildings shows what appears to be a liveable urban environment but this […]