In this time in history, most humans are able to drive some sort of a motor vehicle. Not all drivers are the same however. Pavel Paulus is a truck driver and his journeys usually take thousands of kilometers. He travels to places most of us have never even heard of, despite the fact that Russia is closer than most of the locations in Southern Europe. The reputation of the east hasn't been very positive for some time now, so at least we have this unique chance to inspect this region through the perspective of a truck driver documenting his life in the Week of Life project. We wish Pavel a safe journey and many more accident-free kilometers on the road.

Today, we have picked a woman living in Slovakia for the Editor’s Choice, already her second selection in her Week of Life history. Recently, she has been among the most contributing members in the project with her weeks filled with love and emotions. We are sure that many of you have shortlisted her weeks and added the name Stefania Spisakova to your favorites. Her week named …First Advent… is apart from the already mentioned love and emotions enriched by Advent atmosphere and the trip to Budapest, one of the most beautiful and camera-friendly cities in Europe. This is definitely a rich week worth seeing.

Aneta Spevakova is no rookie in the project. She is already a well established member with nearly 30 weeks. She has waited a long time to be picked for the Editor's Choice and it couldn't have come at a better time. Her honest approach to the project and desire to document life made her convince a very close person to her to take part as well. Therefore, we have the chance to see another life from several perspectives , making this documentary much more interesting. Aneta is very precise conscious about her documented weeks and the quality rises with every new set, gaining Aneta an increasing number of spectators who love to follow her life story and are eager to check back for new and new weeks.

Black and white was the right choice! And one of many good decisions in yet another newcomer's set. He goes under the nickname Kajbin and his entry to the Week of Life project has once again stirred up a conversation about the fact that each person's view on his or her life is unique and extraordinary and that we can look forward to every incoming week. In his first set called my view, the author has shown us many great photograps with perfect black and white toning. Let this well deserved selection be an invitation to Kajbin to shower us with many more weeks in the future!

A newcomer has once again been selected for the Editor's Choice. This time it is Petr Chocholac, a programmer living in Ireland. He is already a second Czech native who decided to document his life while living 2000 km away from home. Many of the photographs cannot be labeled or placed to a specific land or country, but there are some images that represent traditional Irish beer, typical architecture, steering wheel on the right and many other things characteristic of Ireland. Hopefully, we'll get to see many more weeks from Petr and that he'll spread the Week of Life idea around his second home.