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Tag Archives: Dominique Bataille
Evanescence
On time, beauty and the permanence of photographic images For weeks, I resisted watching the unbearably sad video recorded by Amanda Todd. I knew her dramatic entanglement in a web she could no longer control. I dreaded the uneasy feeling … Continue reading →
Posted in Current Events, Photography, Society
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Tagged AIDS, AIDS campaign, Amanda Todd, bullying, Dangers of the internet, Dominique Bataille, loneliness, nudity, on-line bullying, revenge porn, SIDA, teen bullying, voyeurism
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