I can see the case she’s making for film photography, but her remarks on digital photography came off as having a bit of a gripe against physics itself. Any dar

I can see the case she’s making for film photography, but her remarks on digital photography came off as having a bit of a gripe against physics itself. Any darker and lower-contrast object is going to be more difficult to photograph in detail than a lighter higher-contrast object. To imply that the reason technology hasn’t sufficiently (in her opinion) overcome this challenge is due to racial bias is quite a leap. Especially since low light and low contrast photography has such a broad application outside of photographing people, and is met with all the same challenges.