It seems unlikely that photographs will ever die, but will photography? Esquire's cover this month -- Transformers' Megan Fox -- was shot in video, with a single frame selected for the cover. I can't tell the difference. So I wonder: will we need still-frame photography in the future if video cameras can do the trick?
Conor Clarke is the editor, with Michael Kinsley, of Creative Capitalism. He was previously a fellow at The Atlantic and an editor at The Guardian. More
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