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Happy Snappy
A photography collaboration project by two friends far apart, a Finn in her native Finland and an Italian expat living in Scotland, sharing glimpses of their life by a previously chosen theme.
We will post our shots (Jaana on the left, Kia on the right) each Sunday, without discussing about them beforehand, wanting our own individual views and interpretations to be a surprise in hopes to learn a thing or two about each other, about how we see the world.
We'd also love to hear how the themes inspire you. How would you have interpreted them?
We will post our shots (Jaana on the left, Kia on the right) each Sunday, without discussing about them beforehand, wanting our own individual views and interpretations to be a surprise in hopes to learn a thing or two about each other, about how we see the world.
We'd also love to hear how the themes inspire you. How would you have interpreted them?
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7 comments:
Hello everyone, happy November! Yep, the theme of last week was "upside down".
Don't forget to check out our guest blogger invitation, we're looking forward to your interpretation of "light". We have received a few photos already, thank you for those! Keep them coming!
Thank you for stopping by and for your kind comments, very much appreciated. Have a happy (snappy) Sunday!
I love the fact that you have both taken photos of stone stairs when there are so many different materials used in the world :o)
Love both the pics again this week! Jaana's steps are so pretty and inviting, and Kia's are amazing! Thanks for sharing them both! :0)
love the pics again, love the left side the best, stepping into a dream forest... beautiful..
I love the texture in the one on the right!
The photo on the right brought me back about 40 years ago to my castle excursions in Scotland; it made the memories of the dampness, the compact spaces, the tiny steps, the filtered light, the history, come flooding back to me. Thanks to you both for sharing such a wonderful concept in your blog and transporting me from my small Ohio town to your worlds.
Lovely pictures again :)
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