Human photography essay

Ultimate Strength, Ultimate Power

Nobody cares for weight to power ratio; the most important thing is supreme power, supreme strength.

For example, in the context of weightlifting, nobody cares for the lightweight weight lifters, who could lift more than four times their body weight. We care more for the gigantic monsters and freaks, who can lift ultimately the heaviest weight possible.

Or in boxing, nobody cares for the lightweight boxers or the welterweight boxers. We only care for the heavy weights, Mike Tyson, etc. Why? Because ultimately in reality, it doesn’t matter what your way to power issue is, Mike Tyson would eat Floyd Mayweather alive.

Or in the context of cars, we only care for the car which has the fastest 0 to 60 time, the fastest quarter-mile time, or, the most horsepower. Currently speaking it seems like that is the model S plaid.

ERIC KIM

Photographer, blogger, street photography educator, artist-publisher. Human-generated essays from the pavement, the camera, the body, and the real world.