WILLIAM WINTHER

As part of my first photo series, I wanted to bring up a subject I think all of us have experience with, and that subject is insecurities. Insecurites are often aspects of our lives that are the hardest to share. The concept of this series is to be vulnerable. Not just in the sense that you’re exposed, but I want us to share our biggest insecurities as an attempt to get over them. I also hope that through this project, all of us can connect and relate to each other, and hopefully provide support. So to face our insecurities head on, I decided I wanted us to share them in the most vulnerable way I could think of: in public. To start it all I’ve chosen myself, William Winther, as the first subject of this series. 

“Ever since I was young, I’ve always just compared myself to everyone, and it’s always me who comes up short. When I look at everyone around me, I’m just always less funny, less interesting, less smart, less attractive, less loveable and all that. So that of course resulted in me not liking myself very much, I mean, how can you when you look at everyone else and think they’re better than you? So whenever I get close to someone, say a friend or a potential girlfriend, I just become really anxious and jealous because I’m constantly worried that they’ll eventually find someone better.” 

As part of my first photo series, I wanted to bring up a subject I think all of us have experience with, and that subject is insecurities. Insecurites are often aspects of our lives that are the hardest to share. The concept of this series is to be vulnerable. Not just in the sense that you’re exposed, but I want us to share our biggest insecurities as an attempt to get over them. I also hope that through this project, all of us can connect and relate to each other, and hopefully provide support. So to face our insecurities head on, I decided I wanted us to share them in the most vulnerable way I could think of: in public. To start it all I’ve chosen myself, William Winther, as the first subject of this series. 

“Ever since I was young, I’ve always just compared myself to everyone, and it’s always me who comes up short. When I look at everyone around me, I’m just always less funny, less interesting, less smart, less attractive, less loveable and all that. So that of course resulted in me not liking myself very much, I mean, how can you when you look at everyone else and think they’re better than you? So whenever I get close to someone, say a friend or a potential girlfriend, I just become really anxious and jealous because I’m constantly worried that they’ll eventually find someone better.” 

As part of my first photo series, I wanted to bring up a subject I think all of us have experience with, and that subject is insecurities. Insecurites are often aspects of our lives that are the hardest to share. The concept of this series is to be vulnerable. Not just in the sense that you’re exposed, but I want us to share our biggest insecurities as an attempt to get over them. I also hope that through this project, all of us can connect and relate to each other, and hopefully provide support. So to face our insecurities head on, I decided I wanted us to share them in the most vulnerable way I could think of: in public. To start it all I’ve chosen myself, William Winther, as the first subject of this series. 

“Ever since I was young, I’ve always just compared myself to everyone, and it’s always me who comes up short. When I look at everyone around me, I’m just always less funny, less interesting, less smart, less attractive, less loveable and all that. So that of course resulted in me not liking myself very much, I mean, how can you when you look at everyone else and think they’re better than you? So whenever I get close to someone, say a friend or a potential girlfriend, I just become really anxious and jealous because I’m constantly worried that they’ll eventually find someone better.” 

As part of my first photo series, I wanted to bring up a subject I think all of us have experience with, and that subject is insecurities. Insecurites are often aspects of our lives that are the hardest to share. The concept of this series is to be vulnerable. Not just in the sense that you’re exposed, but I want us to share our biggest insecurities as an attempt to get over them. I also hope that through this project, all of us can connect and relate to each other, and hopefully provide support. So to face our insecurities head on, I decided I wanted us to share them in the most vulnerable way I could think of: in public. To start it all I’ve chosen myself, William Winther, as the first subject of this series. 

“Ever since I was young, I’ve always just compared myself to everyone, and it’s always me who comes up short. When I look at everyone around me, I’m just always less funny, less interesting, less smart, less attractive, less loveable and all that. So that of course resulted in me not liking myself very much, I mean, how can you when you look at everyone else and think they’re better than you? So whenever I get close to someone, say a friend or a potential girlfriend, I just become really anxious and jealous because I’m constantly worried that they’ll eventually find someone better.” 

As part of my first photo series, I wanted to bring up a subject I think all of us have experience with, and that subject is insecurities. Insecurites are often aspects of our lives that are the hardest to share. The concept of this series is to be vulnerable. Not just in the sense that you’re exposed, but I want us to share our biggest insecurities as an attempt to get over them. I also hope that through this project, all of us can connect and relate to each other, and hopefully provide support. So to face our insecurities head on, I decided I wanted us to share them in the most vulnerable way I could think of: in public. To start it all I’ve chosen myself, William Winther, as the first subject of this series. 

“Ever since I was young, I’ve always just compared myself to everyone, and it’s always me who comes up short. When I look at everyone around me, I’m just always less funny, less interesting, less smart, less attractive, less loveable and all that. So that of course resulted in me not liking myself very much, I mean, how can you when you look at everyone else and think they’re better than you? So whenever I get close to someone, say a friend or a potential girlfriend, I just become really anxious and jealous because I’m constantly worried that they’ll eventually find someone better.” 

As part of my first photo series, I wanted to bring up a subject I think all of us have experience with, and that subject is insecurities. Insecurites are often aspects of our lives that are the hardest to share. The concept of this series is to be vulnerable. Not just in the sense that you’re exposed, but I want us to share our biggest insecurities as an attempt to get over them. I also hope that through this project, all of us can connect and relate to each other, and hopefully provide support. So to face our insecurities head on, I decided I wanted us to share them in the most vulnerable way I could think of: in public. To start it all I’ve chosen myself, William Winther, as the first subject of this series. 

“Ever since I was young, I’ve always just compared myself to everyone, and it’s always me who comes up short. When I look at everyone around me, I’m just always less funny, less interesting, less smart, less attractive, less loveable and all that. So that of course resulted in me not liking myself very much, I mean, how can you when you look at everyone else and think they’re better than you? So whenever I get close to someone, say a friend or a potential girlfriend, I just become really anxious and jealous because I’m constantly worried that they’ll eventually find someone better.”