The hands will tell you things about a person that the face has learned to hide. They, in my opinion, are the window to someone’s heart, even more than their eyes. People practice their “poker” faces, learn how to hide… Read More »The hands have it
When I meet good people in public, it reminds me that the world is truly built on love. I’m not talking about the people who make big gestures or grand, sweeping statements or pledges to save us all or change… Read More »Good People
Keep your eye on your own goals. It’s important to remember what they are. I’ve been making reels for Instagram as a way to build my audience and my portfolio, but I made a pact with myself that I would… Read More »Eye on the Prize
I stepped out into the night air. The chill struck me and went straight to my bones. The sky was clear, save for the stars that shone and sparkled brightly against the deep black of the vast galaxy. I let… Read More »Writing Prompt: What does Christmas Smell like
Why do we feel obliged? What is it about the way humans work that makes us feel guilty about not doing things that we’re “supposed to do”? And why is it so hard to break away from that? As I… Read More »Obliged
Can a person be an artist and make loads of money at the same time? Actually, that’s the wrong question. The right question is, can a person feel like an artist while they make loads of money? I think, as… Read More »Can you make money and still be an artist
Little Red Riding Hood must have had very bad eyesight and no sense of smell if she thought that the wolf was her grandmother. It’s not something I think on a lot, but Sofie is quite obsessed with the story,… Read More »Red Riding Hood Plot Hole
When Richard Avedon passed away in 2004, he was in Texas preparing to shoot a portrait. To some, this may seem like a lonely way to die, to be on assignment, not really surrounded by family, but for Avedon, this… Read More »To lead a passion-filled life
The slow season is a contradiction to me. It’s the season of wanting things to be calm and also wanting to push harder to make the next season better than the last. It’s wanting to spend all my time holiday… Read More »The Slow Season
I’m trying to find a new camera, and I want a mirrorless. A beautiful, mirrorless with great dynamic range, medium format ratio, decent megapixels. I want something that has good battery life, is easy to use and has great autofocus.… Read More »Decision Paralysis