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Katie Harling-Lee in Objects

Sep 18, 2016

#9: The Kaleidoscope

A human being is like a kaleidoscope. Now, stay with me a moment, and I will try to explain.

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Katie Harling-Lee in Objects

Sep 5, 2016

#5: The Sundial

For something which holds such an important role in telling the time, this is quite an unassuming object — small, light. An…

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Eleanor Scorah in Objects

Oct 27, 2016

#20: The Fallen Leaf

Catch a falling leaf and you can make a wish. But what would you wish for?

Eleanor Scorah in Objects

Sep 1, 2016

#4: The Book

When we started this blog, I made a vow that my chosen object would never be a book, and yet here I am, taking a picture of the…

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Eleanor Scorah in Objects

Oct 13, 2016

#16: The Swiss Army Knife

Sometimes I feel helpless. I can churn out a 2000 word essay no problem; my drawing skills have progressed beyond…

Eleanor Scorah in Objects

Oct 6, 2016

#14: Orcs — The Musical

Student houses are stereotypically full of old pizza boxes, unopened cleaning products, and stolen traffic cones…

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Katie Harling-Lee in Objects

Sep 26, 2016

#11: The Metronome

Tick. Tock. Tick. Tock. Not a clock, but a metronome. Ticking the beats away as I practise piano, gradually speeding up as my…

Katie Harling-Lee in Objects

Sep 11, 2016

#7: The Red Leather Chair

For you, dear reader, to begin to see this chair as I see it, I must first welcome you into my grandparents’…

Eleanor Scorah in Objects

Sep 15, 2016

#8: My Favourite Jumper

Put on your favourite item of clothing and I will tell you about mine.

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Eleanor Scorah in Objects

Sep 8, 2016

#6: The Disembodied Ponytail

Dear fourteen year old self, I have a confession to make — I cut off all my hair.

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These were the top 10 stories published by Objects in 2016. You can also dive into monthly archives for 2016 by using the calendar at the top of this page.

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