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On Thursday Titing and I took a midnight flight to Surabaya, to prepare for Supper Snapshots exhibition at C2O library. When I packed the framed photos, I realised that they were extremely heavy, I feared that it would exceed our 30-kilogram limit. So I called AirAsia that afternoon and paid another 20kilogram baggage, and that was a good decision. Our total baggage was 40kg.

After we finished with arranging the baggage, we had a quick dinner at the airport and waited for our flight. It was half an hour delayed, but we managed to stay awake until we were called to go on board

We have just launched our crowdfunding campaign at Indiegogo for our exhibitions in Jakarta and Surabaya. If you like our project and would like to contribute, you can click the link above and donate some money to help us realising the exhibitions.

But we’re not simply asking for money: by contributing, you can receive all kinds of rewards. Depending on the donation amount you can buy postcards, quality photo prints to hang on your wall, photobooks and more -- all of them are carefully selected from the best photos in our collection. Additionally, the names of all contributors will be mentioned in the best-of photobooks.

A quick list of our rewards:
10 euro: a recipe zine and a Supper Snapshots postcard.
25 euro: a 5R-sized (12.7x17.8cm) hi-res photo with a frame.
40 euro: a pack of 20 postcards.
50 euro: paprika set hi-res photos, framed.
80 euro: the best-of photobook
120 euro: the best-of photobook + a pack of 20 postcards
150 euro: best-of photobook + paprika set + a pack of postcards + recipe zine

Indiegogo currently only accepts paypal and credit card for non-US dollar currency. If you want to donate in other ways (money transfer or even cash(!)) you can simply contact us at mail.suppersnapshots@gmail.com.

If you want to help but have no money to donate you can still help us by spreading the word! Share the indiegogo link, promote our blog, or tell your friends about this project. Additionally, if you live in Jakarta and have a car/motorcycle, you might be able to give Oxalis a lift to arrange some exhibition-related stuff.

Thanks!