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This series is personal.
I have always had a camera in hand, but it wasn’t until Vermont Institute of Contemporary Arts closed, (the gallery I managed in VT) that I really took a deep dive into photography. Ten years of playing with the camera’s buttons and dials has led me to this moment.
I have always had a camera in hand, but it wasn’t until Vermont Institute of Contemporary Arts closed, (the gallery I managed in VT) that I really took a deep dive into photography. Ten years of playing with the camera’s buttons and dials has led me to this moment.
Wild Abandonment is a series that not only speaks to me but is part of me. What you see is power and vulnerability. A curious pairing from a curious girl.
In this raw moment,
when there is nothing left to do,
when thinking is tabled,
when words are futile,
I find myself.
In this raw moment,
when there is nothing left to do,
when thinking is tabled,
when words are futile,
I find myself.
Live in color,
Abby
Abby
I love the first one of this series best with the fading colors and lights, the structured lines and the movement captured. You can easily imagine the wind blowing and the humidity in the air.
But also the last one where you cannot recognize anything but guess a feeling thanks to the others.
Wild coasts are such inspiring places.
I enjoy following you on instagram with all your poetic photographs.
Stefan