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Every finished photograph has a title, but finding it can be instant or a journey of its own. Chris Page reflects on names, words and the identity they bring to an image.

Photography rarely happens exactly as planned. From fleeting moments to twenty-four hours of waiting, Chris Page reflects on chance, observation and determination, and why sometimes the photograph you find is better than the one you imagined. Chris Page reflects on titles, Notes from the Photographer and why writing occasionally becomes part of the photographic process.

Photographs often speak for themselves, but sometimes carefully chosen words can deepen our understanding. Chris Page reflects on titles, Notes from the Photographer and why writing occasionally becomes part of the photographic process.

Thousands of photographs pass before our eyes every day, yet few remain with us for long. In a world shaped by screens and endless scrolling, the photographic book offers something different: a slower, more considered way of experiencing photographs, where images can unfold, connect and endure.

Thousands of photographs pass before our eyes every day, yet how many are truly seen? In this first Journal entry, Chris Page reflects on the changing relationship between photography, technology, and observation, exploring the difference between simply looking and genuinely seeing.