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Through Motion, I Create Stillness

Your Walls are Naked. 

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YOU NEED A DEEP BREATH. 

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YOU WANT MORE BEAUTY IN YOUR LIFE. 

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What kind of sorcery is this?

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You don't want to miss a thing.

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My most popular item in 2017 was my a 52-image set of meditation cards. Successfully Kickstarted! Get yours here!

Inspiring Stillness Card Collection
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My latest and greatest work usually debuts on Instagram.  Have a peek and follow me so you don't miss it!

Many thanks to @wcaxtv and @fleishtv for featuring me and my photography this week on the Made in Vermont segment! You can check out the link in my profile to see the coverage, including my lovely face and HOW DOES SHE DO IT?!? 😘🤔
From the sunset two days ago. 😍 And , I recorded a screencast of how I edited this shot, start to finish, so you can see how it comes out of the camera and what (little) I do to get to this point. It took 3 minutes, y’all. I will share this weekend, keep an eye out!
Quite a few people have asked recently if I have a horizontal version of Seaside, one of my most popular images from 2018. I do! Here it is. I still need to name her, but she’s up for grabs so if you want one DM me. Like her sister, she’s going to look SWEET in a white float frame. Quintessential Cape Cod.
I had an amazing time in Martha’s Vineyard a couple of weeks ago, and am still sorting through my pics. The Aquinnah Cliffs were by far my favorite subject. 🙌🏻 It’s hard to believe you’re in New England. These are clay cliffs with patches of bright oranges, yellows, and reds mixed in with dominant white. There’s a great overlook that was chilly but provided a great perspective in late-afternoon light. . . If you are interested in taking this one home to cuddle with it, PM me. Not listed on the website quite yet.
In case you’re wondering what an art show is like, it’s mostly repeating these words. A lot. I’ve found if I don’t say the words “photos” or “camera” out loud, most people assume these are paintings. While I have a ton of signs around the booth (including one where I compare myself to a ninja), it helps to say it. Often the reaction is “Oh, really? Wow.” ⚪️ The nice thing for me as a human is that since it’s repetitive, it doesn’t wear introverted me out the same way 8 hours of small talk with strangers would. I don’t have to wonder what to say. 👍🏻 ⚪️ Come learn more at Booth 404, building 2. @paradise_city_arts_festivals
My favorite quote from a customer this weekend at Paradise City. Come learn about my rebellious ways in Booth #404. . Background image is Aspire, my best-selling image from Saturday! . @paradise_city_arts_festivals
Day 1 of Paradise City was a success! Come see me Sunday & Monday, Booth 404. Ask me how I create these abstract landscape photographs. Yep, they’re photos. Promise. @paradise_city_arts_festivals
😍 This beaut will be debuting this weekend at @paradise_city_arts_festivals in Northampton, MA! She doesn’t have a name yet, but standby. I have a large canvas print of her, 24”x36”, ready to go. And she’s so pretty. It’s like glittery shimmery sophisticated metallic beauty despite the fact that it’s “just” a photo. You know? As always, I create my photos by dancing around with the camera. The sunsets in Burlington are off the hook like this, often. I miss them and hope that the overcast will BEAT IT and the stunningness returns with more regularity.
It’s #worldmeditationday! A good time to remind you about my handy meditative art cards, for those of you who want to meditate but suck at that whole “empty mind” thing. Give your monkey brain something soothing to focus on instead! You can get these babies on my site, click thru on my profile. . . All cards feature abstract landscape & seascape photos by me along with inspiring words (that happen to be the names of the images). I do regret that I didn’t name one Badass, though. 🤷🏻‍♀️
Finally. The past 3 days have been sunsets. Pretty, colorful, different sunsets and hallelujah it was about time. If you are unfamiliar with my work, I create photos through intentional camera movement, aka icm. It takes a long time to do it well, and I’ve been at this technique for 12+ years. Getting better every day.
Spring Haze: one of the shots that started this whole journey for me. Sit back and hear this tale: back about 12 years ago, I had been doing outdoor photography for years. It grounds me, gets me outdoors, and lets me revel in the beauty of nature. Blah, blah, blah. It sounds so canned even though it’s true. 🤓 📷 But I was working a consulting job with long hours, and was never really outside during, you know, daylight. Making photos was critical for my sanity, though. So one night, in my (gorgeous) basement apartment in Boston, I started shooting the most nature-like thing I had around: a bouquet of flowers from the local farmer’s market. 📷 Now, I loathe studio lighting. It’s not my thing. And, if I’m trying to blow off steam, the precision required by a tripod isn’t much fun either. So in the dimply lit basement, I started playing with long exposures. Handheld. And the photos get blurry and if you were trying for your typical flower photo, they were awful. But if you wiggle, squirm, and dance with the camera, those intentional movements coalesce into something sweet. After some practice (god bless digital), I arrived at this baby, Spring Haze. I thought I might be onto something. 🙏🏻