A wake up call. I was getting ready for my morning coffee when the girl behind the counter referred to me as Señora. I guess she was being polite, but instead of settling back into my routine of news about mayhem and madness it got me thinking of how youth is cherished. And why. […]
We are used to photos of women with faces pouting, smiling, glowing. That’s what we always encourage our kids to do, “smile for the camera, little one”. But life is not always rainbows and unicorns. And humans have another side to them as well. The one that the pillow gets to see more often than people. […]
Acer palmatum – Japanese maple: The bright afternoon invited a flurry of activity. I love sunny days, when spring sets the garden aflame with colour, I love walking around, touching the trees and flowers, encouraging them to bloom. The magnum opus of my garden is an “Acer palmatum” commonly referred to as a Japanese maple. […]
When shooting people, it’s what’s within that I seek to bring to the fore. Most of my subjects are people I spend time getting to know, to admire. Sometimes, they let me catch a glimpse of their soul! [intense_gallery type=”magnificpopup” border_radius=”2%” standard_template=”photo_caption” layout=”circle” columns=”3″ marginpercent=”3%” id=”305″ include=”53,52,57,54,58,60″ show_tooltip=”0″] [/intense_gallery]
Them good things always come in small packages! To the teeny weeny world we always take for granted. [intense_gallery type=”galleria” id=”305″ include=”63,64,65,66,67,68,69,70,71,72,73,74,75,76″ show_tooltip=”0″] [/intense_gallery]
Food for the soul – that’s what a nomad’s life is to me.