SHOOT A RHYME

Rhymes are beautiful.
Within a rhyme nothing has (!) to make sense.

"Shoot A Rhyme" takes the traditional language-based rhyme and translates it to imagery. After all, with a little effort rhyme can be seen as well as heard: a row in the snow, a moon in a spoon, a head under a bed.

Because rhyme is universal, photographers from all over the world were happy to contribute: you can see the results here. Should you feel inspired and spot your own visual rhyme, feel free to take a photo and mail it to kareldemulder.be@gmail.com

"Shoot A Rhyme" is a project about seeing differently:
unexpected perspectives celebrated, selected and collected.

Hey, that rhymed.

- Row in the snow -
Contributed by Osamu Yokonami -

- Pair repair -
Contributed by Erik Kessels - Amsterdam, The Netherlands

- Sheets on the streets -
Contributed by Stefan Sagmeister - NYC

- Ape and tape -
Contributed by Alec Soth - Saint Paul, Minnesota

- Wait at the gate -
Contributed by Franck Allais - London, UK

- Bride / hide -
Contributed by Gijs van den Berg - Amsteram, The Netherlands

- Plant in the sand -
Contributed by Mike Perry - Brooklyn, NY

- Mexican meal, high heal -
Contributed by Mark Alor Powell - Mexico City

"Oily somnolence on the bank of a lake
In need of rest, in search of a break
From a life of tests where my health is at stake
Fear and sweat, my body ache."
Contributed by Christophe Agou - NY

- Coke and a smoke -
Contributed by Richard Bram - NY

- Sunlight flight -
Contributed by Melanie Einzig - NY

- Bear chair -
Contributed by Chris Buck — NY

"The wind it was howlin’ and the snow was outrageous
We chopped through the night and we chopped through the dawn
When he died I was hopin’ that it wasn’t contagious
But I made up my mind that I had to go on"
Contributed by Michael Lewis - Los Angeles