Angie and Me. Photo by Eric Pickersgill
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Angie and Me. Photo by Eric Pickersgill
Kiszedte a telefonokat.
Family sitting next to me at Illium café in Troy, NY is so disconnected from one another. Not much talking. Father and two daughters have their own phones out. Mom doesn’t have one or chooses to leave it put away. She stares out the window, sad and alone in the company of her closest family. Dad looks up every so often to announce some obscure piece of info he found online. Twice he goes on about a large fish that was caught. No one replies. I am saddened by the use of technology for interaction in exchange for not interacting. This has never happened before and I doubt we have scratched the surface of the social impact of this new experience. Mom has her phone out now.
http://www.ericpickersgill.com/removed
Michelle and Jimmy, Photo by Eric Pickersgill
I Can’t Have Been The Only One Thinking This I can't have been the only one thinking this.
Si cuando nos quitan los dispositivos electrónicos parecemos tontos es que somos tontos. Eric Pickersgill ha borrrado todos los dispositivos de las fotos. Este es el resultado. Hay más en su web > https://www.ericpickersgill.com/
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Removed Social - Eric Pickersgill