hopes and dreams club
submissions for select projects in the hopes & dreams photo club — an 823 thing.
#always823
“URBAN BLACK & WHITE” | 2024 march 07
submitted 2024 march 22
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🏆photo-challenge submission.
“SIMPLE MOMENTS OF HUMANITY”
| 2023 october 29
submitted 2023 november 01
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🏆photo-challenge submission.
“INVISIBLE” MUSIC VISUALIZER - IDEALISM X LUCID GREEN | 2022 october 12
submitted 2022 october 15
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🏆photo-challenge submission.
There LP is entitled 'Undone' and we are looking for images to feature in an upcoming music visualiser for a song called 'INVISIBLE'
• Send through a max of 3 images that represents the theme INVISIBLE or UNDONE and let us know your Instagram handle.
• The 823 Team will pick our favourite photos and feature them in the upcoming music visualiser + provide a license fee for your work!
“SMILES” | 2022 september 31
submitted 2022 october 05
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🏆photo-challenge submission.
“sometimes, you can buy happiness.”
developed by @safelightlabs.
“FRIENDS” | 2022 july 31
submitted 2022 august 03
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🏆always-823-challenge submission.
developed by @safelightlabs.
“BEAUTY IN THE EVERYDAY” | 2022 march 18
submitted 2022 march 21
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🏆family-competition submission.
"my kaffir lime tree in the late afternoon. originally a house warming gift from a friend after moving a year ago that has since brought about some nice flavor to some home cooked dinners."
developed by @safelightlabs.
hdclub005 “Between The Lines” | 2021 june 13
submitted 2021 september 15
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If you want to be part of our show, then you’re part of our show, as long as you can find a place to stand, lie down, or wedge yourself into a corner.
KtF - pg. 39
“TILL WE MEET AGAIN” | 2021 may 13
submitted 2021 may 22
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inaugural #🏆family-competition.
hdclub001 “Alone, Together” | 2020 april 08
submitted 2020 april 26
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mid-march was the last time ive had to actually "get ready" for the day. daily routines like fixing my hair, preparing lunch, and deciding what to wear are now sporadic and more of a concept. as days of distancing became weeks, i found that "maybe for next time" was how many conversations were ending while getting ready for these "next times" became routine.
