Walking & observation
Small discoveries begin with a little attention. Notes on walking, looking closely and keeping a record of everyday places.
Give a familiar walk a small theme: doorways, tree shadows, brick patterns or the changing color of the sky. A narrow subject makes it easier to notice differences you usually pass without a second look.
Read the guide →Start with a date and a place. Leave room around each note so that a later observation can sit beside it. There is no need to fill every page or arrange entries into a finished story.
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