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Jo Adriaenssen – In Short, Living A Dream

Jo Adriaenssen – In Short, Living A Dream

In 2017, my wife Marike and I were invited to an anniversary party of a friend. I was going to wave that night, I just didn’t know it yet. Our friend hired a local rock band to play some songs, to make everybody dance and have good fun. Indeed, we had good fun, very...
Patricia Todd – An Awakening

Patricia Todd – An Awakening

Can you teach an old dog new tricks? I’m not sure this is an actual wave back. I will decide this when I get to the end of my story which is not just about me but about six lovely people who remained positive and jolly when they really had nothing to look forward to....
Julia Douglas – Life’s What You Make It

Julia Douglas – Life’s What You Make It

I have waved many times in my life, with varying success. Almost always these waves are a result of money worries, having been a self-employed artist for the majority of my life. I chose this road and it offers up an exciting life, but not without it’s stresses and...
Colin Usher – THE FACE Magazine Years

Colin Usher – THE FACE Magazine Years

In 1993, I was living in a wee flat on Lothian Road in Edinburgh photographing Scottish theatre & contemporary dance companies for a living. One evening I sat and wrote a letter to the photo editor of my favourite magazine, THE FACE. I kept it simple. I introduced...
Lloyd Jerome – Waving At The World

Lloyd Jerome – Waving At The World

I have so many “moments” that I’m spoiled for choice. I first noticed the truth of those glib, motivational-type aphorisms, the ones like “I’ve noticed that the more I believe in myself, the luckier I become” or something equally nauseating, so long ago that I stopped...