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winter light

new work here

have a happy and safe new year's eve friends!

with affection,

liane

alec soth

"it's not really about running away,

it's about the desire to run away."

photographs of georgia o'keeffe by alfred steiglitz

dorothea lange

child and her mother, wapato, yakima valley, washington, 1939

dorothea lange

just a quick note to say hello-

i have some catching up to do since i was away for several days in nyc with alice and margaux and walter and silas.  i also had the good fortune to have a meal with alison and amy.  and then monday i walked to the moma.  i used to get really into the big ab-ex stuff.  back in the day.  but this visit what i liked looking at most was the black and white photography.  dorothea lange's  pictures hit me hard in the heart.  and there was a sally mann picture there which was so beautifully done and dreamy and intense and also squeezed my heart some.

ngoc minh ngo

Gorgeous interiors shot by New York-based photographer Ngoc Minh Ngo.

Alexey Myakishev

I could go on and on sharing these images. They are all taken by Russian photographer Alexey Myakishev.

ethan's

Ethan is home for a few days. He's working in the studio with me which I love. Except you should know that I usually do not like anyone in the studio with me. But he's my boy. My artist boy. So I make an exception. He's making an artist book now in there. But right here are a couple images I stole outta his file of experimental photography. Becuz they're pretty.

perfect

when i was in college i took a photography class and my final project was a collection of pictures i took in the early morning hours. i set my alarm clock for 4 AM and walked around town with my camera. i remember feeling really at peace during these times. when the sun started to rise i walked back home.
now that i think about it this was not the safest thing for a 19 year old girl to be doing but i'm so glad i did it still. my professor wasn't a fan of mine for some reason and i think my final grade was a C. the only non-A grade i ever received in art.

anyway. i recall one time i was walked past this trailer and saw a teenaged boy kissing a teenaged girl through her bedroom window by the light of the street lamp. the town was asleep. her parents were asleep. all the houses were dark. it was just me, them and the bugs buzzing around those street lights. perfect.

*image source here.