High in China's Mountains, Capturing the Fleeting Present Cameras distributed by the Nature Conservancy in remote southern China have led to an unusual exhibition at the American Museum of Natural History of photographs by villagers, recording their changing lives.
Every behavior is "styled" for the ever-present camera, every phrase calculated for soundbite-ability.
The slaying was recorded by the ever-present camera crews, he said, but the footage "was never aired".
"I am just a product to be harvested," he explains to the ever-present camera, riveting and implicating everyone watching the documentary.
In a haunting recurrent image, the ever-present camera trails the twins into a bathroom and pauses at the door as they turn around and flash an accusing look.
His office in the Senate's stately Russell Office Building — once belonging to the conservative legend Barry Goldwater — is a glimpse at history through his one good eye, peeking through his ever-present camera.
But, in the section of the film that's set in 1955, showing young Henry Christopher Serronee) and his initiation into Mob life, Scorsese presents camera shots from Henry's window into the street, where gangsters hold sway.
This scary speculation already has some people talking about the potential dangers of Google Glass as an "always on", ever-present camera.
It's a book that tells its story in a series of interludes, which makes perfect sense for readers who see the world as a procession of snapshots, and who take those snapshots themselves, with ever-present camera phones for instant uploads onto Facebook pages.
