Where I was looking

This is an analogue memory archive of places I have passed through. It is made from things that caught my eye: unfamiliar arrangements of light taking the shape of buildings, plants, roads, water, monuments, surfaces, and small visual accidents strange enough to remember.

The photographs are not meant to explain where I was, but to preserve where my attention landed, and how a place briefly appeared to me. Film adds delay, texture, distortion, and chance. Some images are immediate; others need time to unravel.

Together they form my personal atlas of looking, misremembering, and returning.

Analogue film — texture, delay, and chance, never digital filters.

@where_i_was_looking

Ways to move

Swipe or drag across the photo — or use the arrow keys. Each direction is a different way through the archive.

↑ Similar images that look and feel like this one, anywhere in the archive.
→ More the rest of this roll, then the most similar roll — on and on.
↓ Overlooked quieter, less-seen neighbours.
← Random a chance jump somewhere unexpected.