A photo a day.

I recently came into contact with a photo archive I made when I was 19 in 2024, detailing photos of my appreciation for nature.

I found this collection hidden inside of my desk, when I was cleaning it out.

It was a small binder containing a set of Fujifilm polaroids taken of various different nature perspectives, which I took when I was still experimenting with my photography journey for the first time in 2024.

Looking through the album, made me kind of sad.

It was a melancholic feeling, because while these pictures captured images of things that I found interesting, it also captured of a period of my life that I miss dearly, a period where I was experiencing these activities for the first time.

This was a period of my life, where I was in a much better position than what I am now, and I miss this period dearly.

I have a lot of regrets from this period, but one of the biggest regrets I have was not being able to finish the photo album. Looking at it now; it's half finished- probably due to procrastination, or maybe I forgot about it.

But now that I see it again, I remember it all like yesterday.

Because of finding this album, it's motivated me to continue with my photography journey, and to become more disciplined with it.

I plan to take a least one photo a day, of anything, anything at all, and just save it. Save it, and the date attached.

Just for the memories.

"Life is not measured by the number of breaths we take, but by the moments that take our breath away"

- Maya Angelou

Thanks for reading,

Devv