Keeping them close
Quiet frames for remembering somebody, and for the years nobody wants to lose track of. Three timelines of three, four and five steps, each with a date beside it; a letter page with five lines you write and your name at the end of them; a month drawn the width of the board with one day marked; and a single generously mounted print. Nothing on this shelf shouts.
Showing 1–13 of 13 frames
Memory
A black board where your photographs do the talking.
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3 moments hung off a line down the middle, each with the day it happened beside it.
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4 moments hung off a line down the middle, each with the day it happened beside it.
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5 moments hung off a line down the middle, each with the day it happened beside it.
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A cover: the name across the top, one picture the width of the page, and three along the foot.
Memory
A line set large and then said again quietly, with nine pictures underneath.
Memory
One picture, five lines you write yourself, and your name at the end of them.
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The month it happened, drawn the width of the page, with six pictures under it.
Memory
One picture, hung the way a gallery hangs one: wide margins and a small label.
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Five pictures dropped across three torn sheets, each leaning its own way.
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4 pictures set in a strip of film, sprocket holes and all.
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Twelve pictures, three of them seen through a Then cut clean out of the page.
Memory
A round portrait, the four details that matter, and three pictures under them.