It has not been that long, but a new type of a tourist has already taken shape – a cinematic one. The kind who arrives in a city with scenes from the favorite films in mind rather than monuments.
The notion of “generation” in photography is often reduced to stylistic difference or cultural stereotype. Yet more significantly, it marks a shift in the underlying logic of image-making.
Long before Sex and the City became synonymous for cosmopolitan fantasy, Western television had already mastered the art of serial storytelling. Star Trek debuted in the 1960s.