我不理会照相机如何看事物,我要它看到我看世界的方式。——拉尔夫·吉卜生(Ralph Gibson,美国摄影师)上面这张照片,是印度尼西亚一只雌性黑冠猕猴的自拍照。但是,一定要补充说明:这是这只猕猴用摄影师David Slater的相机自拍的。2011年,英国摄影师David Slater到印度尼西亚北苏拉威西省拍猕猴,他和这些猕猴相处甚欢。一天,David Slater的相机被其中一只猕猴拿走,拍了上百张照片,其中大多数都是模糊的丛林,但也偶有佳作,例如露齿微笑的知名自拍照。David Slater公开了这些 I do not care how the camera looks at things, I want it to see how I look at the world. - Ralph Gibson (American photographer) The photo above is a selfie of a female black-crowned macaque in Indonesia. However, be sure to add: This is the only Macaque photographer David Slater’s camera selfie. In 2011, British photographer David Slater took a macaque monkey in North Sulawesi, Indonesia, where he enjoyed the macaques. One day, David Slater’s camera was taken away by one of the macaques and took hundreds of photos, most of which were blurred jungles, but occasionally well-known, such as the well-known selfie with a toothy smile. David Slater made these public