I love how the dodgy lens of the Holga gives a nostalgic feel to each image . You can’t help but feel a bit of nostalgia when you’re walking along the shore you’ve walked along your whole life. Living back in my home town as I do, I often find myself in locations that dredge up memories from the past, some good, some bad, some downright hilarious. It’s like walking through a photo album.
Thank you for one of the most beautiful learning experiences I've had - and certainly the most beautiful online EVER. I learned so much from you - especially about grace, about open-hearted teaching; and, of course, about photography." Amy, autumn 2011
Unravelling #1:
Saturday March 17th
Photo Meditations:
Saturday March 17th
Your guidance and how you share what you’ve been through really is a beacon that leads the way. In our society it’s difficult to find the time to come together as women and be supportive and share in a group, but you have found a way to create this, across countries no less! This course has really opened my eyes and heart and awakened so much compassion inside me, for myself and for everyone in the world." - Susie, autumn 2011 class
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i love the well traveled beach infused with the heart and your feet…
and sorry to hear about your toenail!
xo
I love this shot. I’ve been thinking about buying a holga myself. Which what would you recommend? xo
i love the hint of powerful color from your dress. i loved my holga and it broke, the back doesn’t stay shut any longer, sigh. time for a new one maybe.
i love the nostalgic distance of this
photo – a sense of memory and dash of
color – gorgeous:)
Somehow your Holga pictures bring me back to my childhood…Like being ten and slowly siping my grandmother’s homemade chocolate drink…
I dunno’ why…
Your pictures..all of them are simply wonderful!
ps: My deepest sympathy to your toenail…It is at peace.
Just a moment before I sat down to read this (had to go and get a cup of tea first, you know)–I smashed my little toe into the dresser and am aching in sympathy for your poor lost nail! I always love the odd look of Holga photos…your beach heart is especially lovely to me.
Love,
D.
I love all the footprints. I’ve been known to take pictures of them while passersby look askance, wondering what on earth I’m taking a picture of. To each his (or her) own. Love the heart. Love your heart too. Wishing you a wonderful weekend.
Gorgeous image…I know I have already said it, but I love love love your Holga images…they are so full of feeling and somehow seem alive in an entirely different way.
lots of love.xoxoxo
Ooh, I have a toenail falling off story – I’ll save it for another time hehe. I know exactly what you mean about environments bringing back old memories – living in the house that I grew up in … a whole lot of memories. Beautiful photograph :)
fabulous holga images you’re making, su! so cool.
Vx
just catching up – lovin’ all the pics with the holga lens … fabulous! xx, JP/deb
awww…that little piggy went boo hoo…and it’s funny how some things never change.
what a great shot sus! i totally have to get a holga…i just love the vintage feel of the images.
kisses for your poor toe!
I like this very much. It tells a story, or gives cles to one.
:)