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Photography Book: The Tale of Too-Tiny Tina

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Posting a collection of iPhone photography, 2014-present. The link below should bring you to the book to view. (I don’t sell them, this is my link to preview my work, for my own purchase) Self-published through Chatbooks; I recommend this company. If you are a photographer and would like to publish a book of your work or family photos, message me for my code, we’ll both get $10 off our projects.   Click here to view.   How It Was Done I followed this little girl and her mother in a market and “shot from the hip:” When I photograph … Continue reading →

149. Mother-Daughter Journey: Being a Pill

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May you live to be 100 and may you still know your pills. What a gorgeous day! The humidity broke, finally, the temps are perfect, and I was just about to have brunch when the phone rang. The name didn’t immediately look familiar, but then I had a feeling it was my mother’s pharmacist—it was. And so begins the Saturday pill saga and all the intrigue that goes with it. Apparently, my 101 year old mother who is virtually blind, refilled her prescription and discovered that the pills she usually takes look different. They were. They were the same color … Continue reading →

148. Mother-Daughter Journey: The Heart is Made of Glass

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  It’s time to write about my mother. I’ve diverted myself with photography projects and crossword puzzles; life is so much easier without facing what is happening. In the photo above, I am a child running, with glee, from my mother. If the Universe could take a photo now, what would be captured is my mother running from me. In the photo above there is joy and a moment of independence. Security. the child knows the mother is behind her. If the photo were taken now, the daughter, behind the mother would have a look of dismay, upset, pain. The … Continue reading →