Lost in Now

by Swissipino

[swissipino]

Whispers in a Corner

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Lost in now, no: 103

The Blues

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Lost in Now, no.86:

The Professional

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Lost in Now, no.85:

Mother with Child at Grand Central Market

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Lost in Now, no.84:

It’s a cover-up.

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Lost in Now, no.5:

Florent (2006).

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Lost in Now, no.5:

Florent (2006).

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Lost in Now, no.11:

Spring!

Locked for years For fear of myself. It is time.

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Lost in Now, no.80:

Under the Arch

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Lost in Now, no. 79:

And when they met, they lit up Harlem.

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Lost in Now, no.77:

Looking to Spring.

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Lost in Now, no. 76:

Be Your Own Hero.

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Goin down.

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Lost in Now, no.75:

~ untitled ~

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Lost in Now, no. 74:

Outside the Box.

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Lost in Now, no.73:

Juno.

I took the last train into the City before everything, all subways, buses, cabs,.. shut down at 11pm. I wandered around the (mostly) ghost town of NYC from 72nd street to Bed-Stuy, where I layed my head to sleep at 5:30am. Bliss.

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Lost in Now, no.72:

Intimate and Disconnected.

I often wonder what intimacy and friendship will be like in the future. Like many of my generation, I was at first complaining about Millenials, however today I am amazed at their ingenuity, creativity, and boundary-breaking resourcefulness. Every generation's social behavior has changed humanity since the beginning of time and that's a good thing. You have to admire the good, as well as the not-so-good, but I do wonder what technology is doing to us in the first world.