The Imperfect Printer

The Sentence Project

His was a smokey kiss, one to be remembe...

She wrote love letters on red paper.

She wondered if death was the opposite o...

She wanted a love she didn't have to thi...

The faucet dripped all night long.

The film was a delightful combination of...

The teacup was chipped, but she drank fr...

If she had a dime for every time she won...

Winter letters ease the bitter winds and...

They sought shelter from the rain at the...

Nothing feels better after a long, hard ...

She forgot to buy the bread, but he forg...

Whose voice is neutral enough?

Sunshine makes me happy.

Half the day was spent on the couch.

"Is this as good as it gets?"

The photograph reminded her of how she w...

Silence really is golden.

Anxious, she couldn't understand how he ...

The mother planned on getting a bushel o...

about: Written and photographed by April Ann Gymiski and Elke Harper collectively. They both wrote 10 sentences and exchanged them with each other. Then they photographed what they thought symbolized the sentences. In the end, they came together to produce The Sentence Project.