"tira foto no espelho pra botar no facebook" (Mc Bola). "The Facebook imperative to present oneself in crisp focus wasn’t just aesthetic—it had social implications as well. Owing to cameras’ technological limitations, a well-focussed photograph was typically taken from at least three feet away, by another person. This declared social belonging, even if the picture was snapped by someone who was not close to you and had been cropped to display only your face. (The viewer was reassured that you were not alone by the telltale jutting angle of your clavicle as your arms reached out to wrap around your friends’ shoulders.) It was also important to periodically include other people in profile photos, signifying a robust portfolio of friends. On Facebook, everyone appeared to have friends".
Posted on: Tue, 09 Jul 2013 11:47:39 +0000
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