Share a breakfast-table photo afternoon

Will everyone be comfortable having breakfast photographed?

Reply to Lorenzo Juarez

Hello, I would ask first and keep people out of the picture unless they want to be included. A cup and a plate can tell the story. Please help me keep the table relaxed. Thank you.

Reply to Siti Rahmawati

On “Share a breakfast-table photo afternoon”, I like the idea, but I cannot promise to turn up. Can I stay in the conversation without saying yes? For me, I prefer borrowing equipment before buying it.

Reply to Lorenzo Juarez

I want to give it a try without pretending the concerns have vanished. I want to keep “Share a breakfast-table photo afternoon” manageable for the people involved. Yes. Staying curious is enough for now. I would rather have an honest maybe than a yes that makes someone uncomfortable.

Reply to Siti Rahmawati

I would also like to share a modest craft table with neighbours. I have tried making a little space for pottery; the difficult part was keeping the session small enough to repeat.

Reply to Lorenzo Juarez

Please join me for an hour comparing photographs of ordinary tables, using phones we already have. Two friends and one simple snack will be plenty. We can ask permission before showing anyone in a picture. I would enjoy learning together without another school-sized event.

Reply to Siti Rahmawati

I would like to hear more about the part you actually enjoy in share a breakfast-table photo afternoon. What would you protect if the plan had to shrink?

Reply to Lorenzo Juarez

I would protect the time together in “Share a breakfast-table photo afternoon”. The exact result matters less to me than an arrangement people can enjoy without pressure.

Reply to Siti Rahmawati

Could the next update include the awkward bits as well as what went well? I would also like to share a modest craft table with neighbours. That is how I see “Share a breakfast-table photo afternoon”.

Reply to Lorenzo Juarez

On “Share a breakfast-table photo afternoon”, yes. I want to keep track of what was workable, what took more effort than expected and what I would leave out next time.