Can you photograph time?

[@b.slocumb7763]

You’re going to have to build a library to house all of those zines and books! And if I lived near you, I would go there every day to sit for a few hours and look through all of them. One of these days I will get off my butt and make some zines, I promise!

[@ChristineWilsonPhotography]

Fantastic work that people send into you Ted, still love your take on there work, constructive and respectful.

[@tocatlian]

Loving these awesome books and zines! Your feedback is pure gold-it pushes us all to level up. Thanks for keeping it real and sharing your thoughts!

[@tobycunningham797]

John Blakemore calls it sequencing, he rarely consider an image, but rather a storey through a sequence of images. I have found this approach useful when thinking about my project work, one day I’ll make a zine and one day I’ll send it to Ted.

[@leirumf5476]

I love to see some photography from my city (Buenos Aires)!!! I somehow feel like it's sooo badly underrated for photography!

[@stuartbaines2843]

Thanks for the regular round up of Mail Time 👍 One question - on second book you mention ‘Pacing’, what do you mean?

[@sonvfave]

Live your work And have for a long time🎉

[@kazimierzskalniak1457]

O jest coś od Polaka :)

[@nealrantoul9831]

HI: I am a photographer and would like to send you a book of mine. How do I do that?

[@StarrysLostandFound]

👍💜✨

[@andreaxyz3959]

We freeze the continuum

[@mirrorlessthesis3599]

The simple answer is no. Time is continuous and infinite. But in photography, maybe.