Stop chasing the banger.

Post what’s next.

A 7-day experiment where a photo picker chooses what you post from your own archive. No optimisation. No overthinking. No veto.

The problem

Most photographers don’t struggle with taking photos. They struggle with choosing which ones to share.

You scroll.
You compare.
You wait for the “right” image.

Eventually, nothing gets posted.

This isn’t a motivation problem.
It’s a control problem.

The experiment

How it works

• You load a pool of your own photos
• The picker selects one at random
• You post it

That’s it.

The rules

• 1 post per day
• 7 days
• No veto

You may crop.
You may not swap the image.

What this is (and isn’t)

This is not about:

• Growth hacks
• Algorithms
• Posting “better” photos

This is about:

• Reducing decision fatigue
• Posting consistently
• Letting go of perfectionism
• Seeing patterns in your own work

Randomness isn’t the goal.
Removing friction is.

What you’ll notice

• Posting feels lighter
• Less self-judgement
• Less waiting for permission
• More honesty in what you share

Not because the photos changed —
but because the relationship to posting did.

This experiment won’t suit everyone. That’s intentional.
If you’re tired of performing creativity and want a calmer way to show up — this is for you.