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Showing posts with label photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label photography. Show all posts
9.08.2013
5.08.2013
sidonie-gabrielle colette
. . . the french novelist, known simply as colette, as a young woman.
(1873 -1954)
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12.31.2012
goodbye 2012
. . . many good things happened this year, but we also had many unfortunate disasters & tragedies in the world. a few of which i cannot seem to stop thinking about.
we don't have the answers but what i do know is that i can only continue to be thankful & to give thanks every moment i can. every moment that i remember to be thankful that is because hey, we are all imperfect & at times forget to appreciate our daily moments...even the bad ones.
well, i'm eager to start the new year...to continue to improve as a wife, daughter, sister, & friend. eager to continue becoming a better me to myself!
i say, tonight go out & find your bliss whether you are out & about or staying in....make a wish & know that you are blessed!
HAPPY new year!
11.20.2012
vogue espana december 2012
. . . what a stunning cover!
i'm loving the teal green & the text flushed over to the right...it has a very clean & refreshing feel!
photography by mario testino for vogue espana
image via catalina su makeup via fashion gone rogue
9.18.2012
weil studio
. . . here are various photographic art glass installations by weil studio - founded by amanda weil, who is one fabulous photographer & artist.
i'm so glad i came across her work - click here weil studio for more absolutely stunning & creative glass photography!
very inspiring - enjoy!
The combination of glass & translucent photography creates a very powerful medium. Glass is a very modern material. It can also be a very cold material. Bringing a photographic translucency to it, even on a monumental scale, brings a warmth & humanism to design. Just as glass is transformed by photography, imagery is transformed by light. A translucent image has a visceral effect. - Amanda Weil.
images via: weil studio
photography: michael skoglund
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