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Photo captured from a meadow a few miles north of the town of Anchor Bay. Mendocino County. Late March 2013.
This past week has been a complete blur. Mostly of work (which is good, but tiring), so though I'm late - the only sensible shot is through a mirror with my laptop. Perhaps the 2nd Photo Booth SP I've ever done?
Photo captured alongside U.S. Highway 101, the Redwood Highway, in the town of Orick. Humboldt County. Late September 2013.
after the people go, and you look at yourself in the mirror, do you know who you are?
do you know who you are at your core?
Photo looking towards Trinidad Head captured from Clam Beach County Park. Humboldt County. Late March 2013.
Photo captured at the 2nd vista point on eastbound Highway 299 near the Hatchet Mt. Summit, at 4368 feet above sea level. Shasta County. On the last day of December 2012.
A spring walk on the beach of the Limfjord, Denmark.
It's low tide, the bottom of the fjord becomes visible. The waves have left their marks, like every intense event in life...
Photo captured via the HDR methods of photography at the 2nd vista point on eastbound Highway 299 near the Hatchet Mt. Summit, at 4368 feet above sea level. Shasta County. On the last day of December 2012.
My second photo collage. I created it for Amy Burvall's Google+ Community, LearningListeningLoving. The collage is an artefact that helps us make our reflection visible (accountable).
Photo captured on U.S. Highway 97, the Dalles-California Highway, in Klamath County. State of Oregon. "State of Jefferson." Late February 2013.
A photo serioes of self portraits taken by my friend Nick Larson. This is a depiction and representation of diving deeper into myself. A conceptual thought process of who I am.
Photo captured from a meadow a few miles north of the town of Anchor Bay. Mendocino County. Late March 2013.
We do an exercise in our program that involves the young women decorating envelopes and then writing notes of appreciation for everyone in the group. Given a manila envelope and some neato and basic-colored paint pens, this is what I came up with in about 15 minutes.
The front features a pretty calligraphic E and I was just taken with swirls that day. I wanted to infuse myself with color and movement. Orange is a color I wear when I am feeling courageous and daring. Grounded with the green and then surrounded by the thoughtful and spiritual swirls of blue, there is an inspirational or other-worldly whorl of yellow that is beginning to break through my spiritual blue swirl layer.