My Eyes in Black & White
My Eyes in Black & White: My Favourite Shots from 2024–Now is my first ever photography zine. It’s a personal, self-published collection of 29 black and white images that I’ve captured between early 2024 and today.
This zine isn’t tied to one place or event—it’s a visual diary of quiet moments, strange scenes, and small details that made me pause. Some were taken close to home in Sweden, others while wandering through unfamiliar streets. All of them reflect how I’ve seen the world lately.
This zine serves a few purposes:
It gives these photos a proper home—more than a quick scroll on Instagram or a passing frame in a video.
It’s a source of inspiration for anyone interested in photography, storytelling, or the subtle beauty of everyday life.
It’s a way to support my work directly, especially if prints or presets aren’t your thing.
It marks a milestone in my journey as a photographer—my first attempt at curating and sharing something tangible.
This is a digital zine, delivered as a high-resolution downloadable PDF. The file is large enough to retain detail, so you can zoom in and really explore the images. For the best experience, I recommend viewing it on a tablet, laptop, or desktop—ideally on a big screen with scrolling navigation.
There’s no text inside—just the photos. No how-tos, no captions, no deep explanations. Just visuals. Just mood. Just me.
Thank you for your support—it genuinely means the world.
/ Jimmy
My Eyes in Black & White: My Favourite Shots from 2024–Now is my first ever photography zine. It’s a personal, self-published collection of 29 black and white images that I’ve captured between early 2024 and today.
This zine isn’t tied to one place or event—it’s a visual diary of quiet moments, strange scenes, and small details that made me pause. Some were taken close to home in Sweden, others while wandering through unfamiliar streets. All of them reflect how I’ve seen the world lately.
This zine serves a few purposes:
It gives these photos a proper home—more than a quick scroll on Instagram or a passing frame in a video.
It’s a source of inspiration for anyone interested in photography, storytelling, or the subtle beauty of everyday life.
It’s a way to support my work directly, especially if prints or presets aren’t your thing.
It marks a milestone in my journey as a photographer—my first attempt at curating and sharing something tangible.
This is a digital zine, delivered as a high-resolution downloadable PDF. The file is large enough to retain detail, so you can zoom in and really explore the images. For the best experience, I recommend viewing it on a tablet, laptop, or desktop—ideally on a big screen with scrolling navigation.
There’s no text inside—just the photos. No how-tos, no captions, no deep explanations. Just visuals. Just mood. Just me.
Thank you for your support—it genuinely means the world.
/ Jimmy
My Eyes in Black & White: My Favourite Shots from 2024–Now is my first ever photography zine. It’s a personal, self-published collection of 29 black and white images that I’ve captured between early 2024 and today.
This zine isn’t tied to one place or event—it’s a visual diary of quiet moments, strange scenes, and small details that made me pause. Some were taken close to home in Sweden, others while wandering through unfamiliar streets. All of them reflect how I’ve seen the world lately.
This zine serves a few purposes:
It gives these photos a proper home—more than a quick scroll on Instagram or a passing frame in a video.
It’s a source of inspiration for anyone interested in photography, storytelling, or the subtle beauty of everyday life.
It’s a way to support my work directly, especially if prints or presets aren’t your thing.
It marks a milestone in my journey as a photographer—my first attempt at curating and sharing something tangible.
This is a digital zine, delivered as a high-resolution downloadable PDF. The file is large enough to retain detail, so you can zoom in and really explore the images. For the best experience, I recommend viewing it on a tablet, laptop, or desktop—ideally on a big screen with scrolling navigation.
There’s no text inside—just the photos. No how-tos, no captions, no deep explanations. Just visuals. Just mood. Just me.
Thank you for your support—it genuinely means the world.
/ Jimmy