clariposa | -masru- || Graz | Kaiserslautern || Zeiss Ikon ZM | Nikon F401s

-masru- | It'sGreg || Kaiserslautern | Des Moines || Zeiss Ikon ZM | Minolta SRT 100

It'sGreg | iomarch || Des Moines | San Francisco || Minolta SRT 100 || Nikon FT

iomarch | ronet || Stanford | Chapel-en-le-Frith || Nikon FT | Pentax MZ10

2812 photography | iomarch || Berkeley | San Franciso || Nikon F3 | Nikon FT

2812 photography | clariposa || Graz | Berkeley || Nikon F3 | Nikon F401s

2812 photography | mag3737 || Berkeley | Vancouver || Nikon F3 | Canon AE1P

2812 photography | -masru- || Berkeley | Kaiserslautern || Pentax 67 | Mamiya RZ67

-masru- | 2812 photography || Oberheinriet | Berkeley || Mamiya RZ67 | Pentax 67

dnskct | -masru- || Danbury | Kaiserslautern || Siciliano Camera Works 6x9 | Agfa Billy II

pestth | sam_turner || ? | Cambridge || Nikon F501 | Pentax ME Super

sam_turner | Computer Science Geek || Cambridge | Peterborough || Pentax ME Super | Nikon FM2n

Computer Science Geek | maureenbond || Toronto | Los Angeles || Nikon FM2n | Canon Elan7

Let my eye see without seeking more than what's there, and find what is is sweet.

— (excerpt from Fugue for Eye and Vanishing Point, by Suji Kwock Kim)

In concept, it couldn't be more simple. I put film in a camera, I take a photograph, I remove the film from the camera and send it to you, you put the same film in a camera, you take a photograph. We end up with a double exposure. It's partly me, it's partly you; our two distinct views of the world overlap, and together we create something altogether new and unexpected.

In concept, it couldn't be more simple. In practice, it speaks volumes about the odd community of Utata. A young woman in Austria suggests a project. Others express an interest. Volunteers step forward to organize it and make it possible. And soon film is flying across oceans and continents, and people are collaborating, and distinct views of the world are overlapping, and our eyes are finding what is sweet. And yes, the photographs are sweet — and yes, the collaboration is sweet — and yes, it is sweet how we all came together and let our eyes see without seeking more than what's there — and yes, what is most sweet is that what's there is, very simply, us.