“So what have you been working on?” I hear over the speakerphone of my Nokia brick phone. As I lay sprawled out in the back of my retired church van, turned low-buck camper, I paused to gather my thoughts. “I’m not working on anything,” I replied. “Actually, I’m working on my mental health. I’m learning how to deal with my anxiety. But I’m not really making any work right now.”
I appreciate your honesty and clear thinking about what you are feeling and experiencing. It is hard sometimes for me to get right to it in words, perhaps that is part of the role photography plays in my life. Your insights are spot on, and you are not alone
I so enjoyed this, as I quit social media six months ago and I'm also looking at getting rid of my smartphone. Thank you for writing so honestly about the problems we've created for ourselves.
I appreciate your honesty and clear thinking about what you are feeling and experiencing. It is hard sometimes for me to get right to it in words, perhaps that is part of the role photography plays in my life. Your insights are spot on, and you are not alone
i really enjoyed reading this, thanks for sharing :)
I so enjoyed this, as I quit social media six months ago and I'm also looking at getting rid of my smartphone. Thank you for writing so honestly about the problems we've created for ourselves.
I would shell out mad stacks for a zine of photos shot on your Nokia brick phone.
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I love to hear you are dealing with your mental health. It's not easy work. Good on you for taking that journey!!
Also needed this. Beautifully written. Thank you.