Category Archives: Personal I’ve enjoyed a mellow spring, trying my best to squeeze as much enjoyment out of any free time I may have. A couple days ago, it normally would have seemed like the day was coming to a close, but there was still about half an hour before the sun dropped beneath the horizon. That was...  This post is inspired by my friend Robyn who gave me the courage to continue this conversation on femininity. If you read my previous post, I shared an image from a day when I was feeling kind of low about myself. Photography is therapeutic; for myself when I’m creating self portraits and often for whomever...  I just came across this self-portrait I took last year in the shadows of a glass blower’s workshop in Maine. I remember, on this particular day, seeing myself as an androgynous figure, void of a strong female identity. I had created mental obstacles such as weight and infertility to prevent me from seeing myself as...  The landscape changed dramatically from mountain to mountain during a recent trip to Asheville, North Carolina. Here are some views just a few miles away from my earlier travel post. At times, I felt a little like I had been transplanted into the Southwest. Blues shifted to browns (then later back to blue) as the...  I’m back home after a brief, but powerful trip down to Asheville, NC. Just two nights camping in the mountains with a dear friend was enough to inspire many projects; one of which is already in the works (details to come). These images show just a few of the views that nurtured our creativity. Share...  Earlier this morning (I’ve been up since 4:45am!), part of the Dando Amor crew stopped by Atelier here in Granville to collect the nearly 2000 pairs of shoes everyone helped us collect for their national shoe drive. They stopped for the briefest of breakfasts, only to hit the road and continue their journey. In the...  I’m so glad to finally be able to share this post! Assisting with Brooke Shaden‘s Blossomy workshop for the women at Kolkata Sanved was the entire reason why I traveled to Kolkata, India earlier this year. Everything else that occurred on the trip fell into place after this commitment. I’ve been wanting and waiting to...  The tree which moves some to tears of joy is in the eyes of others only a green thing that stands in the way. Some see nature all ridicule and deformity… and some scarce see nature at all. But to the eyes of the man of imagination, nature is imagination itself. ~William Blake Share on...  Light, that first phenomenon of the world, reveals to us the spirit and living soul of this world through color. ~ Johannes Itten Share on Facebook  It seemed there were just as many, if not more, homeless dogs as there were people in the streets of Kolkata. My heart broke every time I walked by. The average dog has one request to all humankind. Love me. ~ Helen Exley Share on Facebook |
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