LivingPhoto essay
What we keep on the windowsill
Plant cuttings, beach stones, postcards and half-finished cups of tea: a quiet study of what people keep on the windowsill, and how the light changes it.
By Elise Varga4 min read
Photo editor
Elise Varga
Elise edits pictures for The Margin and writes the photo essays — short, precise pieces about light, colour and attention.
Stories by Elise Varga
IdeasGuide
A small guide to looking more closely
Ten minutes in one chair, a blunt pencil and the habit of naming three details: simple ways to see what was already in front of you.
By Elise Varga5 min read
PlacesPhoto essay
Morning light on the harbour
Wet stone, coiled rope, a man with a hose and a row of gulls: watching a fishing harbour change color in the hour after dawn.
By Elise Varga4 min read
