Stripping Fall of Color: A Journey of Mindful Photography and Self-Discovery

Right now, I feel it’s essential to let my mind roam freely, to let thoughts drift and connect in their own time and way. There’s no roadmap, no precise direction-just an urge to explore, to let each thought, no matter how trivial or wild, have its place in my mind.
Like Virginia Woolf once described, these impressions come from all sides-some light as a whisper, others heavy as memories, lingering like etched lines. Maybe it’s in these random, disconnected moments, the ones that don’t make sense yet, where I’ll start to see the beginning of something new. The mind, after all, is a stream that flows even when we’re not watching. Right now, I need to trust that flow, to wander along its edges, knowing that somewhere in all of this, a way will reveal itself.
After a long time, I finally picked up my camera to let it wander with me. Here are some of the images I captured, shot in black and white without much thought. I stripped Autumn of its colour so I could just see again-no rules, just simple.
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