When you possess a one-time-use film camera from Walmart—a modest $15 investment—you begin to notice the subtleties of your surroundings. These details might not be extraordinary, but they are essential, quietly composing the fabric of your day. Capturing these moments on film, they accumulate, each snapshot a testament to the ordinary yet significant threads of daily life. Over time, when these familiar scenes and objects fade or disappear, their absence is deeply felt. It is then that the true value of these captured moments becomes clear, as you find yourself yearning for them, flipping through your album, longing not just for the past, but for the simplicity and authenticity of those now-lost everyday scenes. This collection of photographs, bound together in an album of memories, serves as a poignant reminder of the transient nature of life and the beauty of the mundane. Each image, a fleeting impression of the world through the lens of a basic film camera, invites the viewer to pause and reflect on the often overlooked yet profoundly impactful minutiae that shape our existence.
