tekst The power of photography

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flick through
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to look at photos quickly without paying much attention
deduce
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to form an opinion based on available evidence
hide behind the lens
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to be the photographer rather than appearing in photos
trick photos
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images taken to create an illusion
perpetually
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constantly or repeatedly
playfulness
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a sense of fun and humour
sentimental
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strongly emotional about memories or the past
retrieve memories
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bring back memories
feel shut out from
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feel excluded from something
family gathering
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an event where relatives meet
reside in a drawer
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be kept unused
record everyday life
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document ordinary activities
fill someone with anxiety
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make someone feel worried
intimate and everyday
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personal but ordinary
that’s a tall order
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that is very difficult to achieve
pull it off
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succeed at something difficult
portrait of his mind
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representation of someone’s personality
mortality
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the fact that life ends
split second already gone
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a brief moment that is immediately past
darkroom
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a room where photographs are developed
assume something
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believe something without proof
have the eye
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have natural talent for photography
go into depth
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explore in detail
assignment
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a photography job
not that purist
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not insisting on traditional methods
precious
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extremely valuable emotionally
evocative
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strongly reminding of past feelings
worn out
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damaged from use
battered
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old and damaged
invaluable
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extremely valuable
sheer volume
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extremely large quantity
insurmountable
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impossible to deal with
meticulously stored
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organised very carefully
hallowed objects
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treated with great respect
emotional links to the past
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strong memory connections
digital overload
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stress caused by too much digital content
treasure
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value greatly

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