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“Travel isn’t always pretty. It isn’t always comfortable. Sometimes it hurts, it even breaks your heart. But that’s okay. The journey changes you; it should change you. It l…
“Photography takes an instant out of time, altering life by holding it still.” – Dorothea Lange It has been a hot and slow summer so far. One very short and blissful camping trip,…
This summer, I decided to get over myself and lean in to the imperfection. I’ve been posting my 100 Days of Summer images without overthinking which frame to select, (for those of you who are…
It turned out to be a simple suggestion from a fellow photography friend from my Continue the Momentum Zoom Group, a group of students who had taken Laurie Klein Classes together during the start o…
“Oh, no,” I said, “no city is more beautiful than Paris-” Giovanni’s Room, James Baldwin In the 1960s, my mother lived in Paris for a while, and as a teenager I dreamed of doing the sam…
My husband and I were recently watching Green Planet (David Attenborough, you global treasure, you), and were commenting on really how incredible this blue marble we call home is. The plants, flowe…
Back in September 2023, I started a series of photographs recording the changing of the seasons in the English countryside where I live. I set the background and shared photographs from the first 6…
Lake Tahoe is a freshwater lake in the Sierra Nevada of the Western United States, straddling the border between California and Nevada. It is the largest alpine lake in North America and the second…
Life seems so much simpler now it’s summer. I slip on some sandals and head to work, with a cardigan in my backpack just in case. I’ve not needed it for days. I walk around the city, to…
You know those jokes about getting old and becoming interested in birds? It’s a thing. For me anyway. I have always loved them, but really started watching them more when Covid hit and I was …
Just standing in my backyard in the dark with my camera and no tripod, my shutter set to 30 seconds. I know the blur is not for everyone, but to me, this is how it feels. My background fades into a…
While on our trip to Greece, my beloved Hasselblad broke. For those following along, five years ago, my favorite camera, my Mamiya 645, broke while we were in Sicily. Both events brought me to tear…
Last fall I wrote a post about my small collection of vintage cameras, and at the time I was determined to start shooting film again. Inspired by recent posts from fellow ViewFinders Valerie, Staci…
Here are three photographs from a recent spring evening, when the light had turned to gold. Darkness is on the way; a blue-black world waits in the wings. But for now, the retreating sunlight glimm…
In honor of Dalloway Day and 99 years since the publication of Virginia Woolf’s iconic novel Mrs Dalloway, we’re reposting Kirstin’s lovely post on the Bloomsbury group. Make sure to go out and buy…
For as long as I can remember I’ve always arranged the things around me, the pens on my desk, the peas on my plate, the plants on my window ledge. It’s never been a compulsion, more lik…
The last month has been a whirlwind with lots happening in all directions. It made me think about how we get stretched in lots of different directions and that naturally led me to thinking about pi…
Who made the world?Who made the swan, and the black bear?Who made the grasshopper?This grasshopper, I mean —the one who has flung herself out of the grass,the one who is eating sugar out of my hand…
At the beginning of spring, I posted two photos of a cherry tree in bloom on my Facebook page. One was a digital photo, taken with my Canon 5D, the other was a film photo, taken with Canon AE1 Prog…
