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I can't save more photos by “save camera roll” I've selected 100 photos, but after about 10, it stops saving them 

Hi everyone, We've got photo walks and meetups going on in a bunch of cities from now through the end of August, and you could go!

It's a simple idea: bring your camera, meet some other photographers, make some new work, and just say hi. No agenda beyond that.

Here's where we're showing up:

• Atlanta, GA — Aug 22
• Fort Lauderdale, FL — Aug 22
• Toronto, Canada — Aug 23
• Gurugram, India — Aug 23
• Stockholm, Sweden — Aug 25
• San Francisco, CA — Aug 27
• Chicago, IL — Aug 29

If any of these are near you, RSVP here: https://vsco.co/vsco/journal/come-together-august-events-2

We just had one in Morro Bay that I was able to go to with photographers Jake Tovar and Jonathan Foster and it was so much fun. I posted some photos from it on my VSCO, and I’ve just got to highlight the video Michael Carlos made there too. There’s always such amazing people at these things, so I’d highly recommend going to one if you’re able!

Where should we head next?

Probably going to get hot flack for this but why does VSCO have AI especially prompt AI? I thought this was a photo app for real photography and pictures taken by real human beings? I know some people edit their photos to a certain degree but they really added prompt AI to it? Extremely disappointing. I’m going to look for something else because I’m in no way shape or form going to support this, recommendations are welcome.

Is there really any way we could earn from vsco?

Loneliness is not merely the absence of other presences around us. From a phenomenological perspective, it constitutes a subjective experience of existence itself.

It is important to consider that human beings are born, develop, and acquire consciousness essentially within a collective context. Existence is already constituted through interpersonal relationships (HEIDEGGER, Martin, 1927). Therefore, understanding the object of study requires interpreting it through other forms of manifestation, whether visual, metaphorical, or otherwise.

Isolation as a concrete condition: it can be understood as a form of “separation” from the environment and from social and spatial contexts.

A person in an isolated room is objectively isolated. However, this does not necessarily mean that they are experiencing loneliness. They may be at peace, meditating, or simply enjoying their own presence. But who determines or produces this interpretation?

Human existence is not simply a matter of being situated in a world of objects: we are in the world, engaged with it, attributing meanings to things and experiencing our own possibilities. Yet, not everything can be understood.

What is photography—as a producer of meaning—in relation to the experience of being before the world and feeling something that we are unable to explain?

For this reason, I would like to invite you to participate in this collective work and to share a photograph that represents the discussion I propose, with the aim of understanding and investigating this question. The objective of this research is to analyze these contributions and, in the future, develop an academic article presenting and discussing its findings.