This document provides tips for exploring the world with curiosity. It encourages the reader to observe their surroundings as if seeing it for the first time, noticing patterns and details. Specific suggestions include taking notes, collecting found items, focusing on one thing at a time, and recording what draws your attention, all with a spirit of curiosity. The document credits its inspiration to "How to be an explorer of the world" by Keri Smith and lists image sources.

1. eed with
roc
y!
p
curiosit
or how to be an urban e
xplorer

2. let’s beg in explor
ing !

3. W hat can yo u
see?

6. T h is g
uy ?

7. Every time we go into the world
we choose to be
to see what we’ve
not seen before.

8. Every time we go into the world
we choose to be
alert to see what we’ve
not seen before.

9. A trip to the
corner store
can contain
of universes

10. A trip to the
corner store
can contain a multitude
of universes

11. It only needs a
conscious decision
to

12. It only needs a
conscious decision
to tune in

13. and activate all the
to be open to what we don’t
know yet.

14. and activate all the
senses
to be open to what we don’t
know yet.

15. which brings us to

16. which brings us to
your mission

17. procee d w ith
curiosity

18. yo ur mission is
to document
and

19. obser ve
the world

20. aro und yo u

21. have
you
a s if

22. never seen it before

23. How?

24. How?
well...

25. How?
well...
yo u can....

26. Take
notes

27. co llect
things
yo u fi
nd on
trav yo ur
els

28. notice patterns

29. o p y
C

30. Trace

31. g s
b b in
r u
ke
m a

32. Focus
on one thing
at a time

33. record what yo u are draw
n to

34. and procee d
w it h
curiosity!

35. eed with
roc
y!
p
curiosit
or how to be an urban e
xplorer
Simon Jones 2012

36. Credits
This presentation was inspired by
“How to be an explorer of the world”
by Keri Smith
Portable Life Museum/ Perigree Trade 2008
Images
Simon da Cunha
Life On Sundays
Bobby Brownpants
parnelorn@flickr
Jean Baptiste Sinninger@flickr
x-ray delta one @flickr
Lauren B Spencer@flickr
Laura Barnard@flickr
Fotolia
Fffound
Photos to Go
Contact
simon_jones_2@hotmail.com
Simon Jones 2012