Ephemerality

There's a Wall now. Go to ephemerality.app and one photograph fills the screen. Someone, somewhere, stopped for it: light on a kitchen table, a stone wall in October, a hen on a porch rail. It holds for a while. Then it passes, and another arrives. You didn't choose it. Nobody did. That's the point. The Wall is The Ephemera, an anonymous commons of things people noticed. No names, no likes, no counts, no feed to scroll. Just one image at a time, chosen by chance, held long enough to see. Leave it open on a laptop, a kitchen screen, a television. Let strangers' attention drift through the room. And when you catch something yourself, you can let it wander. Tap once, and your photograph joins the pool for someone else to meet. No people, ever. Nothing you'd mind a stranger keeping. Call it home whenever you like. Also in this version: two ways in, Camera and Text. Photos you take are saved to your library. And a few things we hadn't finished have been cleared away. Life is passing. Seize it.