Week 6: Autocrítica

Translation: Self-criticism
Using: smartphone, Baltic Sea, mirror, self; Snapseed and Afterlight apps
Listening: Arcade Fire

On 1 Jan 2019 I sat down at my kitchen table. I took 52 pieces of yellow paper and wrote down 52 random words. I rolled them up and tucked away in a Belgian cookie tin with nuns on it. Every week I take out one word and shoot accordingly.

Week 5: Inspiration

Working title: People & Minds
Using: DSLR
Listening: Liima

On 1 Jan 2019 I sat down at my kitchen table. I took 52 pieces of yellow paper and wrote down 52 random words. I rolled them up and tucked away in a Belgian cookie tin with nuns on it. Every week I take out one word and shoot accordingly.

Week 4: Soundscape

Using: Nordic winter, DSLR (double exposure in camera)
Listening: Ewert and the Two Dragons

On 1 Jan 2019 I sat down at my kitchen table. I took 52 pieces of yellow paper and wrote down 52 random words. I rolled them up and tucked away in a Belgian cookie tin with nuns on it. Every week I take out one word and shoot accordingly. 

Cuenca, Vertical

Must be that ca 90% of my photos are horizontal or square (smartphone shots). Therefore I was surprised to see that I had taken quite a few vertical shots in Cuenca, Spain in 2014. And aren't they just lovely. This is a mental note to myself to tilt my vision more often. :) Ps. Some more of Cuenca can be seen here.

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Week 3: Social Media

Working title: Black Mirror Meets White Noise
Using: snow, DSLR
Listening: Wild Nothing

On 1 Jan 2019 I sat down at my kitchen table. I took 52 pieces of yellow paper and wrote down 52 random words. I rolled them up and tucked away in a Belgian cookie tin with nuns on it. Every week I take out one word and shoot accordingly. 

The Audiobook

How pleased am I with the photo above. The audiobook. It is, isn't it. On occasion while I am not plotting world domination (read: binge watching TV series) I think that I should go through all of my photos (bwahahaaa... yes, it's that impossible), but I get side tracked like there's no tomorrow. Because there are all those photos that to me look like stills from films yet to be seen. Adventures. Memories. Surprises. Then it could also be New York, its omnipresence in films and literature, like a drug. Here today are some fragments from March 2017. Not the best photos I have ever taken, but...

Week 2: Brown

Using: coffee beans, Fuji Instax mini and an iPhone
Listening: The Strokes

On 1 Jan 2019 I sat down at my kitchen table. I took 52 pieces of yellow paper and wrote down 52 random words. I rolled them up and tucked away in a Belgian cookie tin with nuns on it. Every week I take out one word and shoot accordingly.