Photographing, laughing, and eating my way through Copenhagen
Stories from my greatest adventure yet
During my 120-day tenure in Denmark, I will make the jump from tourist to traveler, and then from traveler to native. Read more about my journey below!
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Half way through: what I’m proud of, what I’m grateful for, and what I wish I had done differently
On my third day in Copenhagen I wrote a letter to myself: I want to explore outside of Copenhagen with my bike, name my bike, and produce something I’m proud of. I want to learn how to cook and say yes to every plan and eat dessert whenever possible. There were lots of “I hope… Read more
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Irish and Czech Fuji Film
As my favorite Danish proverb says: another Friday, another Fuji Film blog post! Or maybe that’s just what I say. Either way, it is time for my fuji film to get the spotlight it deserves. My polaroid watched a medley of landscapes pass before its lens this week—everything from the sea, the countryside, and… Read more
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Fuji Film Friday Round 2
Since I posted my last fuji film update last Friday, my little polaroid and I have been to another country (see previous post for more info) and all over Copenhagen! October is usually a packed month for traveling among DIS students, so my roommate and I have made a conscious decision to try and pack… Read more
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“There is No(r)way we’ve only been here for 36 hours…”
Indeed, it felt impossible that I had only been in Norway for thirty-six hours as I dragged my feet across the Bergen airport on Sunday night. And yet. And yet! It was true: my trusty travelers, Alex and Isabelle, and I had packed in a twelve hour fjord cruise, a waterfall excursion, an arduous hike,… Read more
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Fuji Film Friday, Round 1
On top of my blogging relationship with wordpress, I have also been keeping daily records with my personal, handwritten journal. It makes for an awesome way to store my memories until I can fully flesh them out on here, and it gives me the opportunity to check in on myself at the end of the… Read more
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Visiting an Online Nation and Free-falling in Sweden: Core Course Week 1
Have you ever heard of Ladonia, a micro-nation in Sweden made up of 20,000 online citizens from 50 countries? Their national anthem is the sound of a stone being thrown in the water, there are technically no residents within their physical boundaries, and the country just voted to install a prime minister! Ringing any bells?… Read more
Hi, I’m Finley: a junior at the College of William and Mary, a passionate photographer, and a dedicated patron of the pastry industry.
Follow me along on my quest through Copenhagen to find the best danish, the premier photo spots, and most memorable adventures.
