That's a very interesting point. Writer-filmmaker Errol Morris has written extensively about how there are no absolute truths in a photograph. A photograph, li

That's a very interesting point. Writer-filmmaker Errol Morris has written extensively about how there are no absolute truths in a photograph. A photograph, like art, can cover up facts, reveal new truths and distort reality. So when I view these pictures in a particular way, like you, I too sense melancholy. But seen in another way, these are little domestic vignettes, filled with pizza, contentment, sitcom laugh-tracks, boredom and some anxiety. The question is, how do we want to view these photos? What do we want to believe about dinnertime in the USA?