The Obsolescence of Contemplation in the Instantaneity of Interactive Photographic Use in The Ecological Environment of The Current Means of Communication

Advances in cell phone device technology have transformed communication. In the current media environment, photography acquires the characteristics of a consumer image-object. The metamorphosis of images is analyzed in this study by focusing on the consumption of photography as an object of exchanging messages sent through mobile telephone communication. In this frenzied exchange, submerged by this same effervescence of the interactive circuits of social networks, a semantic turn is present that awakens its own expressive language. In the current media landscape, immediacy in response reigns. From receiving and transmitting the message, a certain obsolescence of contemplation is forged; this way of circulating the message secretly interferes with the language itself as a means that makes reflection viable among human beings.