my grandmother's quilt

my current knitting project

Definately a routine for my husband, as many of you know. Syl

I don't like munching on sandwiches in the morning: this liquid breakfast provides all the nutrition with none of the hassle

Circles. Shot 1.

A woman is stretching her hands while seated at a desk in a well-lit home office. She wears a blue shirt and appears to take a break from her work.

The other day, from my window.

Why has life felt topsy-turvy this week? Because my bathroom is finally being redone! The demolition was Tuesday, and the moldy drywall has all been taken out (and the source of the mold discovered and remedied). It's still hard to remember, though, that it's not a usable bathroom. Especially super-early in the morning.

(My assigned lens today was the fifty.)

--Schn.

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Pill container, close-up

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In a candid moment captured by the camera, a person with an umbrella walks past a parking lot

Woman performs strength training with dumbbells in a home gym

A woman with curly hair is sitting at a table with a laptop, showing signs of discomfort by holding her neck. The kitchen is well-lit and cheerful, with decorative elements.

dutch bus :)

We always try to make workouts routine, but sometimes it is hard.

No pain No gain! Right?

Shot on a Yashica Mat 124G 6x6 TLR on Ilford FP4 Plus. Developed in Kodak's HC-110 and scanned on a Canoscan 9000F Mk2. Further digital developing in Capture One and Silver Efex Pro.

Even if I don't see her every day, this child is very much a part of my everyday life. There hasn't been a day since she was born that I haven't seen or spoken to her.

At or near the properties where these two photos were taken earlier this summer.

Update another month later: the man doing this has been found. His name is Pumpkin.

At or near the properties where these two photos were taken earlier this summer.

Update another month later: the man doing this has been found. His name is Pumpkin.

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Golden hour sunlight washes over the rugged, uneven cobblestones of a steeply sloping street in the Argentine Northwest, casting elongated, dramatic shadows that emphasize the texture of the ancient path. A family descends the worn thoroughfare, deeply embedded in the rhythm of daily life in this high-altitude Andean town, likely Iruya. To the left, a man in a vividly striped shirt and baseball cap strides purposefully downward, a bright blue plastic shopping bag clutched in his hand, adding a pop of saturated color against the earthy tones of the street. Beside him, a young child in a bright red cap and pastel pink trousers holds tightly to the hand of a woman dressed in a warmly striped orange sweater, their connected hands a quiet testament to familial bonds. Pausing momentarily against the textured, ochre-colored adobe wall on the right, an older girl in a blue fleece hoodie holds a vibrant bundle of fresh green herbs wrapped delicately in a white fringed cloth. The photograph employs a subtle Dutch angle, slightly tilting the horizon to visually amplify the steepness of the descent and inject a dynamic, kinetic energy into the composition. Sharp, directional lighting from the setting or rising sun sculpts the subjects, highlighting the natural folds of their clothing and the rugged topography of the stone-paved road beneath their feet. This candid street portrait captures the authentic essence of Norte Argentino, where traditional practices like foraging or purchasing local herbs blend seamlessly with modern everyday attire. The warm color palette, dominated by deep oranges, yellows, and contrasting blues, evokes a sense of timelessness and the enduring spirit of the region's indigenous and mestizo heritage. Every detail, from the weathered stones to the casual strides of the locals, constructs a compelling narrative of resilient life in the remote, majestic landscapes of northern Argentina. This image is a collaborative production by Samuel Jeffery and Audrey Bergner for Project 23.

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La luz del sol de la hora dorada baña los adoquines rugosos e irregulares de una calle en fuerte pendiente en el Noroeste Argentino, proyectando sombras alargadas y dramáticas que enfatizan la textura del antiguo camino. Una familia desciende por la desgastada vía, profundamente inmersa en el ritmo de la vida cotidiana en este pueblo andino de gran altitud, probablemente Iruya. A la izquierda, un hombre con una camisa de rayas vivaces y gorra de béisbol camina con paso firme hacia abajo, sosteniendo en su mano una bolsa de compras de plástico azul brillante, que añade un toque de color saturado contra los tonos terrosos de la calle. Junto a él, una niña pequeña con una gorra roja brillante y pantalones de color rosa pastel se aferra fuertemente a la mano de una mujer vestida con un suéter naranja de rayas cálidas; sus manos unidas son un testimonio silencioso de los lazos familiares. Haciendo una pausa momentánea contra la pared de adobe texturizada de color ocre a la derecha, una chica mayor con una sudadera azul de vellón sostiene un vibrante manojo de hierbas verdes frescas envueltas delicadamente en una tela blanca con flecos. La fotografía emplea un sutil plano holandés, inclinando ligeramente el horizonte para amplificar visualmente la pendiente del descenso e inyectar una energía dinámica y cinética a la composición. La iluminación aguda y direccional del sol poniente o naciente esculpe a los sujetos, resaltando los pliegues naturales de su ropa y la topografía accidentada del camino empedrado bajo sus pies. Este retrato callejero sincero captura la esencia auténtica del Norte Argentino, donde las prácticas tradicionales como la recolección o compra de hierbas locales se combinan a la perfección con la vestimenta cotidiana moderna. La paleta de colores cálidos, dominada por naranjas profundos, amarillos y azules contrastantes, evoca un sentido de atemporalidad y el espíritu perdurable de la herencia indígena y mestiza de la región. Cada detalle, desde las piedras desgastadas por el clima hasta el andar casual de los lugareños, construye una narrativa convincente de vida resiliente en los paisajes remotos y majestuosos del norte de Argentina. Esta imagen es una producción colaborativa de Samuel Jeffery y Audrey Bergner para el Proyecto 23.

Explore more of our work:

Local Guides: cheargentinatravel.com & nomadicsamuel.com

🌎 Personal Sites: samueljeffery.net, audreybergner.com & samuelandaudrey.com

📊 Project 23 Master Database

Photo by Samuel Jeffery & Audrey Bergner | Project 23

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