Unwritten Letters
Jess KosmackSharing stories from my photos, mementos and foggy memories. I'm also fixated on film, French things, F1 and old postcards \ud83d\udc8c
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The overwhelming desire to do everything except what I actually want to do
Lately, I’ve been overcome with an intense desire to do literally anything other than the long list of things I keep telling myself I want to do. And if I’m being honest, this isn’t just a ‘lately’ feeling. It’s been plaguing me for awhile....
Camera of the Month: March 2026 (and a failed attempt for April)
My friend Ray gave me this camera: a plain and simple Fuji DL-7 point and shoot. Ray’s wife passed away many years ago and this was her camera. He kindly passed it on to me, knowing it would get better use in my hands than sitting in a dust...
Camera of the Month Club: January & February
This southern Ontario winter has tested me; tested many of us. It started snowing in early December and hasn’t stopped. I haven’t seen the grass in months; it’s been cold (so, so cold), grey, dark, and bleak for a longer stretch than I can...
My favourite black and white images of 2025
I love fresh starts and the new year is my favourite fresh start of all. As I finish mapping out my goals and plans for the year ahead, I can’t forget to wrap up my 2025 retrospective of my most loved images.
Yesterday, I shared my favouri...
My favourite colour images of 2025
I’ve started this reflective practice of going through all of my images from the past year as a way to remember what I captured, but also to remind myself that I am always making art, even when it feels like I’m not.
It’s a surprisingly q...
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