Jack Halfon discusses his approach to art in photography. He believes many modern photos lack spontaneity and genuine expression, with people focusing too much on curated selfies that don't capture real life. In his own photos, Halfon aims to tell a story by capturing not just a person or place, but the narrative behind them - who they are, where they come from, and what they might be thinking. He encourages viewers to immerse themselves in the story a photo aims to tell.

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2. M Y A RT
• In today’s day and age, many people lack the
spontaneity and genuine expression when
taking photos The idea of taking selfies is
nothing but a false-set images of an intangible
life. As much as we want to tell a story in our
photos, we need to understand what we want
to say to our viewers. In my photos, I do not
expect to capture a person or a place, but a
story. Ask yourself this: Who is they? Where are
they coming from? What are they thinking? For
many of us, we can go on for days simply
about just his morning. This is what true art
represents. Get involved and immerse yourself
in his story.