Norway: Through My Eyes is a personal photography project about finding a little space, both around me and within my own head. Made during a trip to Norway, it gave me the chance to explore the good, the bad and the less easily explained while doing something I love. I photographed and edited the collection myself, following the places and moments that made me stop.
Date
Feb 13, 2024
Client
Personal Project
Service
Photography
My role
I handled the photography, image selection and editing. Working independently meant following my own curiosity and making decisions about what felt worth keeping. It also gave the project space to develop around the experience of being there.
Process
I photographed landscapes and quieter details throughout the trip, paying attention to the moments that held my interest. Back in the edit, I brought those observations together through selection and a consistent visual mood, shaping a collection that felt true to the experience.
Reflections
This project reminded me why I started making things. Photography gave me something to focus on and a reason to be present. I came away wanting to leave more room for that kind of work: personal, exploratory and allowed to take its time.
