Nine Years, A Million Conceptual Miles, By Charlotte Cotton

From what I understood in “Nine Years, A Million Conceptual Miles,” by Charlotte Cotton, I believe that she state and argues about how schools, museums, and art galleries are keeping photography from growing. Cotton explains that it does not matter if the person who is behind the camera is a professional or an amateur photographer, but, it is up to them to help photography grow in certain spaces, like museums and galleries. I believe her position is suggesting that there should be an evolution on photography and its concepts aside from the traditional “landscape,” “still life,” etc. I felt like the author made multiple arguments within her essay, some of which has left me confused, however, if I read the part of the growing conceptual part