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Focus (photography inspiration)

Tuesday, 13 October 2015















I recently came across the work
of California-based photographer Meghan Kay Sadler
& fell head over heels! 

So I was overjoyed when she kindly agreed
 I could share some of her images
over here. 



























































































D i v i n e. 




This is just scratching the surface
- there's a whole lot more beauty
to be found over on her portfolio. 


And I loved reading this interview
on oncewed,
where she shares 
some nuggets of advice
for keeping the creative juices flowing.
I think you just might come away
with an encouraged heart, too. 


x



All images with the kind permission






















Friday, 28 August 2015

















It's been one of those grey, rainy Fridays,
when you end up lighting candles,
hit up the volume,
& start noticing  the appearance 
of an eclectic sortiment of half-drunk
coffee cups strewn all over the place.
Staring, from the comforts of my dry, warm & quiet home,
 at Deborah Tuberville's series Rainy Day People
with all its glorious grain & scratches,
shot on a muddy dairy farm
somewhere in Massachusetts in 1995.

Today, my heart also skipped an extra beat
shot in the South Downs in England's East Sussex.




x





















Monday, 4 May 2015






















In my mind's eye,

the work of Koto Bolofo is utter perfection. 



























































Transporting to another time & place,

or actually somewhere timeless & placeless.



Filling me with gratitude for photography.

For owning a camera. 

Those moments out there, 

ready for the click of a shutter. 







See more here.






























Tuesday, 10 March 2015
























































Credits:


Copenhagen quill by me



B&W close-ups:



Dancing & swaying:

























Thursday, 19 February 2015












A sunbeam flooded the hallway,


its golden glow lingering on closed eyelids.














Breathing in the words of photographer Ernst Haas:


"You become things,

you become an atmosphere,

and if you become it,

which means you incorporate it within you,

you can also give it back.

You can put this feeling into a picture.

A painter can do it.

And a musician can do it,

and I think a photographer can do that, too,

and that I would call

dreaming with open eyes."




x













Saturday, 31 January 2015



































delicate softness 
by photographer Melanie Rodriguez.



Lots of love,

R x





























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