Leica, Legacy, And Life Lessons: Thorsten Overgaard's Philosophy On Photography

That you're onto something there because the idea of creating something that we can leave behind that will have meaning to people after we're gone, they'll enjoy one thing is the pictures but also the stories and books. They're books that come alive. People will read books that have been around for 50, 60 years and all of a sudden it has a transforming experience and they're talking to everybody about the concepts they got out of the book. So books have that type thing. I don't know about videos, but books seem to stand the test of time. It seems like you have to put it together to where it's a package. They'll enjoy it. They'll have a concept for it to stick other than you're looking at it. I see it. Interesting. Next they say in a museum these priceless works of art all over the world, a museum, the average time spent in front of a painting masterpiece.