It has been a common thread for me for over a decade, through difficult, wonderful, and uncertain times. It’s often how I process and reflect on things, and knowing there’s a physical archive I can pass on someday carries me through it all.
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Get a cheap point and shoot and just record little corners of your life. Revel in the quotidian beauty of it all. Enjoy where you are right now, and let these photos serve as a tender reflection of where you have been and how far you have come
4d ago
What @LNDSYsaid.
Experiencing moments past on film makes everything feel weighted and special. There’s something super tactile about it. Like here we are, just after getting our marriage license with this silly big heart sculpture in Vegas. Could be 2024 could be 2004. Who knows who cares.
4d ago
I used to be the person who always had their phone out taking photos and videos of EVERYTHING. I loved it so much because I could look back on any single day in my camera roll and just know what trouble I had that gotten into that day.
Some people say you aren't living in the moment if you have your camera out, but I beg to differ. There were so many small moments that I would have forgotten if I hadn't photographed them, and therefore I hold a lot more appreciation for the small moments in life. I feel like it made me realize how life is not as mundane as it seems, and that I do a lot more with my days than my brain can recall on instant.
I'm not sure why, but I stopped doing that over the past few years. I am trying to get in the habit of documenting my life again, and I think more people should too!
Feb 13, 2025
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We're long overdue in thrusting "What do you do?" into the sea forever. It's time we collectively get down to what people are interested in instead of minimizing their vibrant existence by asking how they make money.
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