Every Tuesday and Friday each week, the Week of Life Editor's Choice is given to a week which somehow catches our attention. At times, it takes a while to select the right one. On other occasions, the selection is immediate. Today's choice, a holiday set of Juraj Sucharda called Holiday Weeks - Part One - Benelux, fits the latter decision-making process as the selection was obvious. The week is full of emotional photographs of his family, friends and the atmosphere of places where he and his family spent their vacation. The technique is brilliant and the monochromatic style along with great descriptions of individual days invites us to visit the week more than once, making it a pleasant necessity to view the set over and over again.

Summer is the time of new discoveries in foreign countries. Most of the time people travel to seaside resorts to make most of the sun, enjoy swimming, national landmarks, culture and local gastronomy. However, there are others who decide to travel the opposite way in order to visit their desired destinations. Jan Straka is among such 'adventurers', who in his premier week called 'The first-Kiev week' captured an all-male trip to the capital city of Ukraine to discover the atmosphere of this post-communist country. This week is well-done, full of interesting memories and gained experience you don't see every day and we hope that today's selection will be motivation enough for many more weeks in the future.

After nearly a six month pause, Yulia Shipova decided to continue in the photo-documentation of her creative and diverse life. As a designer, her life is widely interesting and it is evident from her sets. Each of her weeks includes a series of creative detail shots and she keeps to this tradition in her newest week, to which Yulia gave an apt name, '2'. It does not however indicate that it is her 2nd week overall, but it is the 2nd week in a row after her long break. Will this number keep rising? Well, many of the Week of Life members certainly hope so. Let today's selection be the right motivation for this number to rise even further.

She used to live in Slovakia, but left for the United States, specifically the state of Montana, to work as a cook. Veronika Kovacova has already settled in on the other side of the Atlantic and we are able to see how she lives there in one of her weeks called Summer is coming. Images from the kitchen or the restaurant are exciting, but it is when Veronika takes the camera outside we really see something extraordinary. It seems she lives in a land where most landscape photographers would be out of their mind, since it offers beautiful scenery full of frosty mountains or wild rivers. A little bit of rough editing to it and we have interesting weeks which will hopefully keep coming in the upcoming days to satisfy the curiosity of people at Week of Life, as well as all its members.

His contributions to the Week of Life project are rare; nevertheless, his weeks are always of the highest quality. David Papanek has named his latest week 'More or less ordinary and almost entirely on cine film'. As the name suggests, the photos have been captured on classic cine film. In the current era of large scale data, with the costs of individual photographs being negligible, it's always a pleasant site to see someone return to the classics. Fewer images to choose from, high financial demands and the fact that it is much more time consuming are only a few of the reasons why today, people have almost forgotten about classic film. David has shown that he is one of the few exceptions and presents his week with class, both technically and content-wise abreast.