Memory Card, a Casio photo journal by Andreea Coțofană
I left my phone at home for a week. This is everything my Casio saw.
This is a photo journal of my social life, shot on a small digital camera from the Y2K era and nothing else. When I go out, the phone stays home. The camera comes.
The photos are low resolution, often blurry, sometimes overexposed by the flash. I don't edit them. I don't see them until I put the memory card in the laptop days later, which is the whole point: the moment happens first, the picture comes second.
Latest from the journal
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08 11 2026Jurnal #02. An event, a borrowed flash
A friend's exhibition opening, one battery, and the question of who takes the photo when nobody has a phone out.
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05 11 2026Jurnal #01. Out with friends
A Thursday that went longer than planned. Twelve frames, swipe through them.
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01 11 2026Jurnal #00. Why Casio?
The first entry. Where the camera came from, why I stopped using my phone for this, and what you can expect here.
New photos every Sunday
One entry a week, posted on Sunday evening after the card is emptied. No feed, no algorithm, no notifications. If you want to know when something's new, bookmark this page, grab the RSS feed, or follow the teasers on Instagram and come here for the rest. How the Sunday series works.