PinnedWilliam Sidnam·Apr 19, 2023The Graveyard Shift at the Bottom of the WorldA photo essay of my accidental digital nomad year in pre-Covid New ZealandA response icon6A response icon6
PinnedInFull FramebyWilliam Sidnam·Nov 14, 2025Reduced Sodium: The Slow Death of Warm Street Lights in ParisPhotographing the last remaining sodium vapour lamps in the newly fashioned City of Light-emitting DiodesA response icon30A response icon30
PinnedInHuman PartsbyWilliam Sidnam·Sep 12, 2024The Bean Bag From HellHow a giant black void almost drove me to bankruptcyA response icon44A response icon44
PinnedInFull FramebyWilliam Sidnam·Jul 14, 2023The Public Bookcase in a Paris ParkA photo essay and social experiment about the sharing of books in a leafy corner of the French capitalA response icon20A response icon20
PinnedInLanguage LabbyWilliam Sidnam·Aug 13, 2023The Truths Behind Made-Up WordsHow The Dictionary of Obscure Sorrows articulates universal feelingsA response icon17A response icon17
InFull FramebyWilliam Sidnam·Jul 9The Elephant Invasion of ParisA photo series on air conditioner exhaust hoses sticking out of stores during a heatwaveA response icon2A response icon2
InLanguage LabbyWilliam Sidnam·Jun 10‘Would’ is the Fuzziest Word in EnglishHow this Swiss Army Knife of words makes learning other languages harderA response icon5A response icon5
InLanguage LabbyWilliam Sidnam·Jun 3When ‘We’ Won The Premier LeagueWhy football fans use the collective ‘we’ when referring to their respective clubsA response icon9A response icon9
InLanguage LabbyWilliam Sidnam·May 11The Most Annoying Rule of English Grammar That We Put Up WithEnglish teachers have a lot to answer forA response icon161A response icon161
InFull FramebyWilliam Sidnam·Apr 10The Soothing Power of Film PhotographyFighting against chronic illness, one snapshot at a time.A response icon10A response icon10
