More and more lives are slowly but surely becoming overwhelmed by the Week of Life project. We can feel your increasing enthusiasm and dedication to documenting your lives and what you experience every day. The number of weeks is rising and you are collectively giving all of us the opportunity to get to know each other in better fashion and experience some sort of empathy. Today, we have picked Lubomír Budný for the Editor’s Choice. He has been entertaining us with his youthful attitude and life perspective for some time now and with every new week, he grows in correlation with the project.

The Week of Life project is based on Adolf Zika’s book named One Year of My life In 3285 Pictures, in which he documented a whole year of his life. Indeed, it wasn’t easy, but very well worth it. Hence, fingers crossed for Mr. Dvořák, who decided to follow the footsteps of Mr. Zika and started his own one-year document. We highly value this decision, as well his dedication to rules of the project, since they are not at all simple and we hope that he will not be discouraged by frequent everyday stereotypes and repetitive moments that will surely cross his path.

Documenting a week of life isn't easy. We're influenced not only by our own actions, but by all kinds of other circumstances. As a direct consequence, we sometimes forget to add certain parts or details due to personal problems or lack of time. On the other hand, it's amazing to see how we can thoroughly enjoy our documented week along with the 63 photos that create an unforgettable experience. This exact feeling overwhelms anyone who comes across the week of Lenka Pužmanová, a graphic designer who made use of her profession to beautifully depict individual days full of easter atmosphere and joy of life.

The life of Jan Flaška - in detail. Sometimes people around us don't like to be photographed and that is why Jan chose to show us his week of life by taking unusual close-ups of places he daily visits instead. His attention to detail, shape and color tone creates an overall compact image which is appealing, inspiring and not at all boring. This is another clever way how to depict our routine as well as the uncommon parts of our lives.

Photos of Juraj Sucharda hide one little surprise. We can fully appreciate them only after we open them in full view, because only then we can fully enjoy them in their raw beauty. Mr Sucharda focused on details of everyday life and with tenderness so typical for him he managed to create a complete week that not just maps his life but it also brings very enjoyable photos to watch.