In The Art of Travel, Alain de Botton writes about the problem with modern tourism. Travel is the physical pursuit of happiness, but we are so blinded by our haste that we look at everything and see nothing. We travel so far and so fast that we have an inability to derive pleasure from the places we are experiencing. Our attempts to capture experiences is usually reserved for photography. Alain says, “The camera blurs the distinction between looking and noticing, between seeing and possessing; it may give us the option of true knowledge, but it may also unwittingly make the effort of acquiring that knowledge seem superfluous.” .. .. In my trip to Arles, I was reminded when we do finally slow down, we see what was before us the entire time.