The other day, I was looking for the cleaning kit for my camera and instead stumbled upon my homemade Vortoscope.
Vorto… what? you might ask, or maybe you remember this post and know what I am referring to. Anyway, I haven’t played with it since I last wrote about it, and thought I would give it another try. This time I decided to use it to photograph dahlias, which I just had picked at a “Pick your own flowers” field.
I started “My Visual Journal” as an addition to my regular newsletter to share the photos I make. The overall idea is “more photos, fewer words.” Over time, I realized it is also a great way to practice curating, selecting, and sequencing a set of photographs and turning them into a short narrative.
I send out a new edition every other week, alternating with my regular newsletter, which covers various topics but primarily focuses on art, photography, and the creative process.
Here is the link to past editions of My Visual Journal.
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X,
Susanne
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