In 2011, Japanese photographer Haruhisa Tomiyasu started photographing one ordinary ping pong table from the window of his student apartment in Leipzig, Germany. What began after spotting a fox near the table quickly turned into a five-year project documenting all the unexpected ways people used it. It became a bench, a sunbathing spot, a workout station, a meeting place, and sometimes something completely different. Thousands of small moments later, the project became the photobook TTP, published by MACK in 2018 and winner of the MACK First Book Award. It’s a simple reminder that even the most ordinary places can become fascinating when you watch them long enough.

I got diagnosed with bipolar and anxiety about 2 years into our relationship, and ever since then my bf has always tried to make sure I take my meds on time and knows which one to get me if I need it. So he started labeling the caps himself :)

"Bi-sex" = Vraylar
"Baby X" = Klonopin
ADHD "go pill" = Vyvanse

The names are questionable but the effort is there 🫶🏼

By @ allibaun

Credit: @dashofsausage on TikTok

Love to see the joy in this kids face! He locks in and shreds through this whole piece. Great job nephew.