hanna

From somewhere else.

Make a postcard from one photograph.

What hanna does

One photo in. One card out.
Photo one side. Message the other.
Place and date, printed.
No two cards look alike.

A postcard of flower-hat dancers at a summer festival in Kyoto.

The same postcard turned over: Flower hats, four deep, all afternoon. The drums start again at six. Nobody has told me why.

A postcard of a mariachi trumpeter playing beside a fountain.

The same postcard turned over: Brass in the square since noon. Same four songs, over and over. Nobody minds.

A postcard of palms above a beach on Maui.

The same postcard turned over: Same bench, same hour, every day. The wind drops just before dark. Staying another week.

A postcard of a turquoise bay and green ridge on the west coast of Oʻahu.

The same postcard turned over: Water this colour the whole coast. Walked out early, before the heat. Back Tuesday.

Works from a photo already in your library.
Write or speak a short message on the back.
A stamp and postmark, set for the place.
Share the card, or save it to your library.
Made on your phone. Nothing is uploaded.

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