This Wilfred Peterson quote struck me as stunningly uplifting & inspirational. It refers to a mind space I want to inhabit as often as possible. Also, I just want to take a moment to say “Thank you amazing humans for being you!” Perhaps I’ve not said it recently, or enough, or I’m too shy … Continue reading
Because sugar, in large stick form, is sometimes a girl’s best friend…
This gorgeous pink heart painting Was created, and then given to me last night by a 6 year old girl-who was unaware my heart was broken- or how much her art, in the moment, is helping to heal it. <3
“Mothers Milk” You spilled me like a quart of fresh cream then, showed me how to to lap up my own wisdom… Lisa Byrne January 21, 2012
Roy was like acid in human form. He would regularly blow my mind with his delightfully out of the box observations & insights. It would make made my brain literally hum-or crack-depending. A lovely thing to those open to it, and I imagine, most disconcerting to the un-initiated. Brother, friend, confidante and cosmic lover. Roy was THE … Continue reading
Haiku poem I wrote this morning: Pain you’re a tiger Magnificent. I’d rather Roam forests with you Later I happened across this photo (above) taken on the last day I worked at Marine World Africa USA in Vallejo CA-about 20 years ago-when they let me hold one of the parks White Baby Bengal Tiger cubs. … Continue reading
Someone I know just asked me if I would be willing to photograph them for a very special portrait session. They will undergo a single mastectomy soon, and want to have some beautiful nude images of themselves beforehand. I’ve honestly never been prouder in my life to be a woman or a photographer-than today. Will … Continue reading
Cotton garments, art & activism. It’s a no brain-er. This winter I’m making custom designed #OCCUPY T-s with a (natural solvent) graphic transfer on 100% recycled cotton! This online only offer will be priced near/under $20-including shipping anywhere in the world. And-just to really piss people off-I’ll throw a lil’ chunk of profit from every … Continue reading
Took some portraits of a young woman this week (for her project, which I will talk more about later) They all came out, but the ones from my vintage Konica were moody, evocative & just what I love. Film & 1.4 F lenses. I am never again leaving home without them. May you walk in … Continue reading