Photography has faced a series of revolutions throughout its history. Today the production of photographs is no longer the preserve of a limited circle of people but has undergone a great process of democratisation, becoming accessible to everyone: every individual actively participates in the construction of contemporary visual culture, disseminating images in an incessant, ubiquitous, dizzying digital flow. Silvia Camporesi, an exceptional photographer, explores photography in its intricate and elusive meshes. Each chapter is offered as a tribute to the depth it gives us in its most varied forms; it is a journey that mixes reflections on personal experience, history, quotations from authors considered fundamental, anecdotes; a path whose only rule is respect for the complexity of photography, restating its status as a structured entity, as the title, inspired by a famous line of a poem by Gertrude Stein, recites.