“In any case, the ‘baggage claim’ scene at airports has an eternal value: after the death which to some small extent a flight always represents, everyone comes to pick up what belonged to them in a previous life. It is like the distribution of what each person will have the right to take with him into the hereafter. And by what miracle to you find the same cases, the same bags you had before you left?”
–Jean Baudrillard, Cool Memories
[Quote found in Geoff Dyer’s The Street Philosophy of Garry Winogrand]

Included in ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES:
THE AIRPORT PICTURES OF GARRY WINOGRAND


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