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dear friend

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Every last drop

childhood + summer

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gathered leaves

autumn 2020 daily photo project

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View fullsize Just a few frames I wanted to have a permanent spot here on my page. I intended to post them a while back but, as noted I’m not really great at this stuff. I always really liked these though, especially together. I think they speak well to the
View fullsize Lately I find myself in this strange place of being entirely comfortable in my work; my direction, my choices, the images themselves. I have no idea where it came from, I’ve always been a questioner. But there’s a stillness and a sureness
View fullsize No one tells you that motherhood is a continuous attempt to shore up what you know is best for your children against what you know is best for yourself. That at times these overlap felicitously, creating a single glimmering image of what you think mo
View fullsize Admittedly I’m pretty terrible at this social media thing; I’d much rather get swept up making the work than talk about it. But I’ve been sitting on this for the better part of a month now, and I’m just too excited not to shar
View fullsize There is a beauty and a necessity in wintering; in embracing the quiet and the stillness and the rest. But I’d be lying if I said that I didn’t love these warm February days, whispering the promise of what’s to come.
View fullsize Something different.
View fullsize I am decidedly not great about posting here, so I’m trying to be better. Leaves, two ways. Second was made on the OM2, on a film I don’t remember and am too lazy to look up.
View fullsize I often like to explore deeper themes with my work, but sometimes it’s nice just to make pretty pictures. Came home from a week at the beach to find that autumn had arrived in my absence. I figured that called for a quick day trip to the mounta
View fullsize It’s been a hot minute since I’ve posted anything. But occasionally I like to check in and show that I’m still alive. I spent the morning working on today’s newsletter. It really is one of my favorite things I do, and I’
View fullsize “An internal dialectic between hope and despair governs my days: The more necessary it becomes to create a hopeful future, the harder it is for me to imagine one.” I read these words in a @nytopinion piece by @margaret.renkl last night. T
View fullsize Last week after a conversation with a friend about how easy it is to edit our lives down to just what we want to show, I decided I wanted to create a portrait of what my life looks like most days. Sometimes, occasionally, there are moments of joy tha
View fullsize Blooms everywhere you look, and summer just around the corner.
View fullsize I spent last Tuesday checking out the State Botanical Garden here in Athens. It’s a beautiful space, and it was an absolutely perfect day to be there. Photographing in open sunlight can be tricky but it was fun to play with the soft colors and
View fullsize Sometimes it’s fun to be creative in a different way. Following one of the prompts from @austinkleon in the Steal Like an Artist Journal I decided to try my hand at a piece of book spine poetry, creating a stack of books so that their titles ma
View fullsize Lately I’ve been using stories more than posting; there’s something sort of nice about their impermanence. But sometimes I have images I want to stick around here longer too. These images, like those in my last post, also represent someth
View fullsize It’s funny to me how frequently solitude is confused for loneliness. Often when I gain the most solitude is when I feel the least alone. It’s usually in these small moments I’m reminded that I am enough.