Walking without a destination
The best way to learn a neighbourhood is to take a different turn. A small bridge, a familiar window, a street you have passed a hundred times: ordinary places become interesting when there is time to notice them.
Observations about cities, everyday routines, and making room for a little more attention.
The best way to learn a neighbourhood is to take a different turn. A small bridge, a familiar window, a street you have passed a hundred times: ordinary places become interesting when there is time to notice them.
A notebook does not need a system. A date, a few lines, a question to return to. The useful part is the habit of looking closely and leaving a small record of what you find.