DAILY JOURNAL

I spent the past weekend finally meeting up and taking photos at the old cotton spinning mill with my model. It was a very long day, very cold but also very successful. The photos turned out great, and I’ll be uploading some to the “People Photography” section. More photos with other models will follow. Stay tuned!

This weekend, our photo club’s exhibition will take place during the Christmas market. Tomorrow, we’ll be hanging the pictures in the rooms throughout the day. I’m curious to see how many visitors will come to view the photos. On Saturday, I have a shift as a supervisor, which will give me the opportunity to chat with people. I’m really looking forward to it.

Second Weekend was unfortunately very rainy and stormy. Winter is coming and you can feel and see it. I couldn’t present my photos on sunday but it is okey. It seems that the coming weekend will be better. The local newspapers also published a report after the vernissage of my exhibition. It is always nice to stay up-to-date in the news and on everyone’s lips, so that people will slowly remember you and associate you with your art.

First Weekend of my Exhibition! There are many visitors interested in our local nature and my Photography. We talked a lot about the Historic Forest Stage, my photographs, and what inspired me to present this exhibition here. Many people are also interested in the technical details, and we discuss and talk about the story behind each of the 14 images. There is still a lively exchange, and I’m delighted that there are so many people interested in culture and photography. This also allows me to meet many new people, make new connections, and become more known in my area. I’m looking forward to the next week of my exhibition. See you again on November 16th and 17th.

The opening reception is over! The day was a complete success, and I can look back on a wonderful day with satisfaction. The weather was sunny and beautiful. Many visitors came, over 50 in total. We talked a lot about my photographs and exchanged thoughts. The feedback was consistently positive, and many also expressed interest in purchasing some of the pieces. Of course, there’s always room for improvement, and I’ll learn a lot from this event to take forward. There’s much to refine, but I’m very pleased and will make my next exhibition even better.