In the wake of my daughter Abby’s tragic passing, I embarked on a profoundly personal photographic project. This endeavor, deeply inspired by the emotive and ethereal style of 19th-century Pictorialism, has become an integral part of my journey through grief.
Category Archives: Abby’s Project
Emotional Alchemy: Crafting a Narrative Through the Collodion Process
In the heart of my latest photography project lies a deeply personal narrative, one that intertwines the profound grief of losing my daughter, Abby, with the artistic exploration of nature’s serene counsel.
Through the Lens: Embracing Grief and Nature with the Kübler-Ross Model
As a photographer deeply immersed in the poignant journey of grief, I have found a unique solace and expression in the arms of nature. My current project intertwines the intimate process of grieving with the art of photography, particularly focusing on nature and trees through the 19th-century Pictorialist style.
I am Thinking About How To Shape My Technical Choices To Align With My Project Narrative
I am currently working on my project, where I am using my analog photography skills and knowledge to work my way through the grieving process.
The Healing Power of Nature in Grief Managment
In this article, I share some of the powerful effects of nature and how it can be a positive force in helping heal the mind and body.
I Built a Collodion Dry Plate Drying Box Today
I built a new collodion dry plate drying box today, and I can start pouring new plates next.