Over the last couple of weeks I have taken part in a Canberra project called 'Make my day'. 'Make my day' is a Design Canberra project organised by Kate Shaw.
The aim of the project was for participants to take photos during their day every couple of hours. Kate collated the photos to make a shared story of how Canberra defines participants and how the participants defined Canberra. The final product was displayed in an exhibition last weekend in Northbourne Street.
I submitted photos from Friday 20th and Sunday 22nd November. My favorite photo was taken first thing on Sunday of a pair of shoes that a girl had left lying on the pavement from the evening before - I hope they weren't too expensive.
It was fascinating to see all the photos put into themes and made into a giant mosaic.
Canberra clearly is a very busy place, and at the same time means so many different things to different people.
I expected to see many glossy "posed" Instagram photos, but was pleasantly surprised to see very ordinary pictures which felt so much more authentic.
Canberra get a bum rap from many people who pass by, but to those of us who live here, Canberra is a vibrant place with many faces.
The aim of the project was for participants to take photos during their day every couple of hours. Kate collated the photos to make a shared story of how Canberra defines participants and how the participants defined Canberra. The final product was displayed in an exhibition last weekend in Northbourne Street.
I submitted photos from Friday 20th and Sunday 22nd November. My favorite photo was taken first thing on Sunday of a pair of shoes that a girl had left lying on the pavement from the evening before - I hope they weren't too expensive.
It was fascinating to see all the photos put into themes and made into a giant mosaic.
Canberra clearly is a very busy place, and at the same time means so many different things to different people.
I expected to see many glossy "posed" Instagram photos, but was pleasantly surprised to see very ordinary pictures which felt so much more authentic.
Canberra get a bum rap from many people who pass by, but to those of us who live here, Canberra is a vibrant place with many faces.
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