A walk in six frames
The walk begins with water. From a distance, the city seems to arrange itself around the view. Closer in, it becomes a succession of details: a waiting place, a crossing, a turn into a street.
One frame holds the shape of the shoreline. Another holds something small enough to have been missed. Moving between them is another way of remembering a walk.
Room around the image
The city carries on beyond the edges of each frame. A photograph leaves most of the walk outside it: the sound, the waiting, the decision to turn. A few words can leave room for those things without explaining everything away.
Pause for the details.
The photographs and captions are part of the story. Select an image slot to explore the gallery presentation.
Places change, and so do we. Practical details in a published story will include a date and Eunice's own experience.
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