This series challenges the obsession with technical perfection in photography. Using a disposable camera with a low-quality lens, fixed aperture, and no zoom, I embraced limitation as a creative force. The result is a raw, nostalgic aesthetic where composition and storytelling take center stage. Most photos were taken in Trier—a city of contrasts, where ancient history meets a harsh, unattractive modernity. Some images were captured in the small villages surrounding Trier, places where everything feels old. The buildings are old, the people who live there are old, and the tourists visiting are old. A perfect destination for a young family holiday...
