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“Leona Godin July 22, 2026 My first experience with AI image description was both mundane and profound.”
“Her writing has appeared in The New York Times , Playboy , Catapult , Electric Literature , Literary Hub , and others.”
“Hesitancy becomes exclusion in literary newsletters and Instagram posts, where alt text is often absent.”
“The sudden access to the visual world was unprecedented yet familiar; it also challenged my identity as a blind person.”
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“Rather than resolving the tensions, Bojana and Finnegan urge poetic, playful, and experimental approaches to description.”
“Alabaster’s description of Paul Strand’s iconic 1916 photo, Blind Woman , was my first glimpse of her.”
“I also wondered what image description might bring to the photos—even to photography itself.”
“Leona Godin Considers the Mundane, Profound Act of Translating a Picture M.”
“But for whose eyes is obvious: the SIGHTED.”
“My original goal was to find and interpret these images from a blind perspective.”
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“Author friends often hand their books to Alabaster so he can describe the covers for me—as if he holds the key to getting things “right.” We always laugh because, though he has to describe stuff a lot, that does not make it any easier.”
“Rather, it’s a kind of translation—from one sense modality to another.”
“What seeing through language loses in immediacy, it gains from time and attention.”
“Leona Godin Susan Sontag There Plant Eyes M.”
“I downloaded the image from the New York Public Library and emailed it to him—sitting over on the couch.”
“In an Alt Text as Poetry workshop led by co-creators Finnegan Shannon and Bojana Coklyat, we began with self-descriptions.”