In the last few days, we were flooded by new Russian sets and despite being positive about the quantity, we have realized a few things with regards to quality. Each new country that actively joins the project brings along hard work, much needed effort and a lot of patience, especially concerning rules which members should abide by when capturing 63 photographs. We have looked the other way in some cases, however, we can’t (and don’t want to) do it with all of new sets. With today’s selection of the Editor’s Choice, we would like you to focus attention on the first week of Juno Magritte, one who more or less fulfilled the criteria of WoL and at the same time amazed us with some fascinating images.

We have seen, witnessed, experienced and enjoyed the sight of familiar as well as unseen places thanks to your contributions. A new item to our collection has been added by Yveta Klusoňová, who took us on a journey around good ol’ England. Weeks capturing ‘moments of vacation’ have a specific feel to them and not always document the atmosphere of everyday life. However, to travel and relax is an inseparable part of our lives and therefore has its place in the Week of Life project.

With the first sunny days of fall, Week of Life welcomed another one of its newcomers, Petr Eliáš. And despite the beauty of such sundrenched days, ever so pleasant to the human eye, Petr has literally dazzled us with his photographs that resemble the time a few decades back, leaving us no other option than to select it for today’s Editor’s Choice. It’s dynamic, full of interesting details and above all, it has shown us the life of another inhabitant of our planet.

Miroslav Jarý has already submitted his 4th week and we can say in all conscience that with every new set, quality has gone up or at least stayed the same. Miroslav’s weeks are characteristic for their inclination to details of everyday life, as well as the specific toning of colors, creating a sense of drama and at the same time establishing a distinguishable style of the author.

Mila Stafek does not rank among the regular users of WoL, but when he does contribute it is definitely worth it. The same goes for his latest week called ‘Back and Forth.’ The name already suggests that you will keep looking at it over and over. Mila has his own style and shows us that besides riding the skateboard, he is proficient in the field of photography. There is not a single boring photograph and after going through the whole set you will realize that you’ve been injected with a dose of energy and optimism. And if, for instance, you wish to know what the word ‘bowl’ means, all the more reason to visit this week.