What does it look like to others when you use your cellphone? \u00a0Ever caught yourself watching TV and checking Facebook at the same time? \u00a0The photographer Eric Pickersgill explores our relationship with media in his photographic project, “Removed.” \u00a0Mr. Pickersgill recruited friends, family and strangers to pose as if they were holding their phones or electronic devices. \u00a0The results were both fascinating and shocking to many. \u00a0Seeing themselves so focused on media instead of the person next to them, Eric and his wife created rules such as leaving their phones in the car when they go out to dinner. \u00a0Both feel like they’ve gotten to know more about each other and grown closer in the last six months. \u00a0Take a look for yourself and listen to his Ted Talk, then see how you feel about the part electronics play in your life.<\/p>\n
What do you look like when you look at your electronic device?<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n