Tag: slow moments
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Just for a Minute
An imperfect photo taken on an old phone, almost without thinking — and somehow, the first photograph of mine that someone bought.
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When Summer Starts to Leave
Summer arrived so quickly this year that it feels almost unfair how quickly it has started to leave. It isn’t autumn yet. Not really. The garden is still green, the days can still be warm, and everything around us still looks very much like summer. But in the mornings, you can tell. The air has…
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THE FIRST ONE THAT SOLD
An imperfect photo taken on an old phone, almost without thinking — and somehow, the first photograph of mine that someone bought.
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ONE PHOTO. ONE STORY.
What Remains I don’t remember what I was looking for that day. But I remember stopping here. Most of the windows were broken. Some were completely gone. Nothing about the building was trying to be beautiful anymore. And yet, I took the photograph. Maybe because places don’t have to be perfect to make us stop.…
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Why We Leave Part of the Garden Wild
Sometimes the best thing you can do for a garden is simply leave part of it alone. When we first moved here, we imagined neat paths, freshly cut grass and tidy flower beds. Some of that happened. But quite quickly we realised that the most interesting part of the garden was the one we weren’t…
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When the World Finally Goes Quiet
As daylight fades, the countryside changes its voice. Frogs, crickets, deer and wind slowly take over — and the world finally goes quiet.
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When Perfect Isn’t the Point
🎧 Prefer listening? Listen instead. For years, I wanted an old manual prime lens. Not because it was sharper. Not because it was expensive. Quite the opposite. I wanted something slower. Something imperfect. Something that would make me stop for a moment before pressing the shutter. When I finally bought one, I realised it wasn’t…
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Slow Morning Rituals ☕️
Black coffee, quiet walks, a book and a little time outside. Our slow morning rituals are simple, ordinary and rarely the same.