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I think this will be my last Caught in Time strip, at least in its current format. My partner this time was Pimnipa Kangsanan, (who recently wrote here about what it’s like to intern at the Museum). As a reader of this blog, Pim asked me if we could do a Caught in Time together, and I was happy to oblige. When I asked why she wanted to do one, she explained that photo booths like these don’t exist in Thailand, where she is from. To Pim, a photo booth represents having “made it to America”. How could I say no to that?
And now that someone has asked ME to step into the booth, I think I will leave this now in the hands of others. If you want to make one with me, please let me know – I’ll be happy to post it.
Photo 1: Dinos
Photo 2: Space
Photo 3: Partner’s choice (The statue of Teddy Roosevelt seated on a bench inside the 79th street entrance)
Photo 4: Together
