After a Friday night at the laundromat (blankets need big machines :) I pulled some shots I've taken over the past month as the season changed. I really find that my everyday shots are fresh raw material ready to use to communicate a narrative. As of late I've been investigating myth & legend...thus the moody trees :) More to come~
Luminous Rise 2
Luminous Rise 1
Rough Day
Channeling Uta Barth
Best side :)
Leaf Mandala
Throwing after math & window shopping
November 7th
Nature is crazy beautiful.
November 6th
Hot Chocolate-O'clock :)
November 5th
Sanity Mandala
November 4th
Somedays...I don't see much else :/
November 3rd
November 1st
I'm so doing this! Check it out! http://www.chookooloonks.com/blog/naphopomo-national-photo-posting-month-day-1
Here is my first one...
#NaPhoPoMo
November 2nd
Roasted Cauliflower Cheddar Soup~
For the love of blue
Virginia Beach October 2013
Rocky Gap State Park - August 2013
FOTO BAZAAR!!!
What a great night!!! Tons of stellar work at this cool event!!!
Thank you so much to all who came &
I wanted to post my email in case anyone has questions regarding a piece from the show you may not see posted, or any other questions you may have about my work.
e-mail: obscuragirl@gmail.com
A great time had by all!!!
Sky watching
Creativity witnessed
My first unfettered day of summer took me to a new coffee shop in my neighborhood. It's was peppered w duos of women post-yoga class, mothers chatting about their summer plans with and without their kids, a few office dwellers in their summer suits working on laptops, and this girl sitting across from me. She was working very carefully in a plain notebook, drawing frames & arrows to and around thoughts, and making certain words dark and bold with her fine line pen. (Yes, I was staring...but it was reeaallly close quarters :) It may seem irrelevant to most people, but to me...her intensity & focus on not only her writing, but on the act of putting it down on a piece of paper...made me so happy I had to catch a shot of her. She spun the book as needed to get just the right angle for each line, it was great. Putting her words down on paper was obviously a crucial part of her creative process. It was facinating to watch & made me think about my own. We all have a process that we need to go thru when creating, but with the influence of technology, sometimes the simplicity of it gets blurred & cocked up with mindless surfing and distractions. I think, or rather know this is why I always carry a journal so I can write or draw ideas at any given time. It gives them permanence, shape, form & a little more ooomph. They are tangible, they exist and they breathe a little deeper by being birthed from the co-mingling of pen and paper...au natural as neither are reliant on a power source. I hope I run into her again & get a glimpse at her next entry...and maybe get her autograph ahead of time.
