Iceland has been labeled as the country with the highest suicide rate. One wonders about the irony, mainly due to the beauties and rareness of the Icelandic nature. Perhaps the weather shares a part of the guilt, having the tendency to change in a very short span of time. Nevertheless, in his week of life, Johannes Frank has showed us the brighter side of the island. The Icelandic people are however also known for one of their more peculiar habits. They tend to sniff and snivel, ignoring the invention of the handkerchief, quite humorously shown in this selected photo.

One's attention is captured at the very first glance by Federico Ciamei's set due to its unusual atmosphere. His photographs seem to be hidden in a misty haze, giving the feeling that you are looking at photos that are several decades old. As the very first person in the Week of Life family, Federico captured his week on ordinary photographic film! Contributing and preserving the magic of non-digital photography at the very same time--an excellent idea!