After reading several thousands of pages in close to one hundred books and taking an equal number of photographs, this project has reached its original time limit. I have read literature, history, philosophy, fantasy, nonfiction, and theology and have had to reevaluate what I considered my camera's limits in order to document the process. This project has forced me to get behind my camera during months when I would not have picked it up otherwise. This reason more than any other is why I am going to keep this project going. I am not establishing another time limit; rather, when it is time to move on to something else, I will. For now, I hope you find something here that will in some way inspire you to read or to create or, hopefully, both.
-Caroline
About Me
- Caroline
- Memphis, TN
- I recently finished my MA in History, and I still have no idea exactly what I want to do with my life. However, it will certainly involve cameras and books.
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