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  Camellia by Lisa Byrne 2012. It is my belief that in this life: We find our way by finding each other. The petals & stamen of this flower represent protection, devotion & ever lasting union between lovers. Camellia opening by Lisa Byrne, 2012        

                          Spirit. Breath. Passion. Unfolding Where in your heart have You been holding too tightly time now breathe and let go…

                      Because sugar, in large stick form, is sometimes a girl’s best friend…  

 I originally took this self portrait one year ago. It took me a little while to get the guts to post it. Although I’m getting more comfortable with myself, and this project- sometimes it just takes time  to really see the work, and to get clarity about certain images. The more I look at this … Continue reading

This week I had my 2nd facet injection since June. Part # 1 went very well. At 8AM, the needle slid into my C-2 & C-3 vertebrae exactly where it was supposed to. I am waiting for part #2 of the procedure-when the steroids kick in and block the pain- to take full effect. This … Continue reading

For those who live in pain We are not alone. There are so many artists out on the web, living with chronic illnesses, dealing with pain, talking to one another about art and  creativity-I am just fucking astonished. And honestly, if I hadn’t met some of you this year, I’m not sure I would have … Continue reading

The weather here in Southern Oregon (as usual) has people a little bit up in arms. It is June & there is supposed to be sun. Also, many of us who live here now are former Californians who still believe Spring starts in February. We forget that it can snow here in July.  We would … Continue reading

Cherry Blossoms are quick to bloom, and even quicker to disappear. Unless I have been misinformed,  cherry trees in Japan are held in the highest regard. Hanami is an annual organized viewing of the blossoms, originally created for the public to ponder the short, transient nature of life. The cherry blossom was also important to … Continue reading

Flower petals remind me of skin. Its partly the translucency, curves, and veins. That, and I simply cannot get close enough. Is there such a thing as extreme macro lenses?  Although I miss working with bodies, and facial expressions-something here keeps surprising me. Flowers are indifferent to the low energy and pain I’ve been feeling. … Continue reading

“You’re never fully dressed without a smile” -from Little Orphan Annie, the musical Hi everyone. I wanted to send out a huge thanks to all of you  for supporting my efforts with this  blog. I cannot express how much I appreciate your readership, which has allowed me to share continuously for almost 2 years! The … Continue reading

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