The beginning of a new series exploring what it’s like seeing the world through the frustratingly blurred lens of anxiety. Photography helps work through feelings of helplessness, and recognize the mirages that anxiety creates in life: problems that are not there, imaginary criticism, and unfounded worry.
Another abstract from my mother’s garden. I like working with abstract forms sometimes, so that viewers can interpret the form as they choose. I think it looks like a flame.
This was one fragrant hyacinth. I wanted to play with focus to pay less attention to the form and more attention to the feeling seeing such vivid colors like this stirs up. I used a macro converter set with my Lensbaby Composer Pro. The air is so fragrant, and there is color absolutely everywhere! Now […]
Spring blooms in waves; the hydrangea bush is already dry – we’ll have to wait until next year for the purples and blues again.
Spring emerges, and the birth of my daughter draws near. Six more weeks to go…
Broad Street, Philadelphia March 2013 This lovely lady made her own fascinator at the Philadelphia Flower Show, which she visited this past weekend with a group of equally vibrant friends. I caught up with her and her friends at the St. Patrick’s Day Parade, and lucky for me she let me take a photo of […]
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