/i collect moments,not things* nomad's notes

2019

Midsummer crown. (Click here to read and see more)

Forest meadow. (Click here to see more)

Camping by the lake. Latvia. (Click on the link to read and see more photos)

Full autumn story: http://visualnoteselina.blogspot.se/2017/10/the-happy-autumn-colours-are-here.html

Full story: http://visualnoteselina.blogspot.se/2017/10/once-upon-time-somewhere-in-middle-of.html

Mother to be photo story: http://visualnoteselina.blogspot.se/2018/02/the-waiting.html

The whole photo story: visualnoteselina.blogspot.se/2018/03/anete-and-mikelis-celebrate-love.html

The whole photo story here: visualnoteselina.blogspot.se/2017/10/the-blue-bird-elina.html

Today the interview/story on how did I find my way to Sweden and live as nomad happened is published on new Russian lifestyle online magazine @morning_mag, it's written by my new Malmö friend Polly @zozzolee who I met because of Instagram and curiosity for Swedish culture. I don't know Russian to read it, but Google translator did the job! It is quite a bit open interview. Maybe because I know Polly personally and I opened up on some questions. But in reality there have been few deep hardships which made me to close up and live more isolated than extrovert nomad life. So the hitchhiking queen left the roads. Photo: another story. This was my party outfit in all forest , underground parties. If once I choose other dress, my friends sent me back to my tent to change into this. The blue dress became my hitchhiking dress, the old vintage sleeping robe was my wizard robe. When I put that on, I started flying, dancing and being a fairy. So link is in my profile or go via their Instagram. May the forest be with you!

I’m more sharing and caring and uploading and telling stories here now.

                       Tricia Wang - How Visual Media Affect Culture and Identity Globally              Published on 22 Aug 2013 Tricia Wang is a global tech ethnographer who researches how technology makes us human. She advises organizations, corporations, and students on utilizing Digital Age ethnographic research methods to improve strategy, policy, services, and products.The shift to imagery and animation as a primary mode of communication on the web is a fun, creative shift from the primacy of text online. It is also having numerous effects on identity, civic engagement and creative expression. In this session we want to look at the broader implications of this shift, and what it can mean for brands, governments, organizations and anyone else working in this space.