Category Archives: Oregon Lexia Frank is a long time favorite of mine! Her work has a magical quality to it that is soft and dreamy. I love each and every one of these! Thank you for sending them our way Lexia! – Sandra Coan One of my favorite photographers in the whole world. And as I look through…  Posy. Posy Q. Posy Quarterman. P. Quarterman. @Posyq of the PDX* I have been mind stalking her name since I came across her amazing talent. I keep wondering what I would be if I had been given her name, or one like her’s. Anyway…. When I was looking through Posy’s brilliant mobile phone images,… I love her name also. You can’t really be anything but fabulous with a name like Posy! It was a light and stormy morning. The end. Happy Thursday everyone. You are making me blush! Though really I should thank my hippie parents! Do I get a set of lenses just for being the inspiration for this contest? Ha! (totally kidding) Seriously though, thanks for the photo (and name) love. xo, PQ In stillness the tender voice of the forest calls to me. [...] Then hop on over to Little Bellows and have yourself a look see! [...] Dang I love Posy! Always, always thrilled to see more of her work (and for some reason hadn’t been stalking her on Instagram yet – which is now corrected)! Those last two images JUST AMAZING right!!! exactly why she’s one of my faves. great IG photos, Posy. i especially love the first image! here we go: One misty morning in the place where all waters begin, Dew clung to every moss-laden bough. Father Sun was angry with his daughter, Dew, and as his bright rays cut through the damp she was transformed into a young girl, with a half-drawn map as her only guide home. As she walked, the dew-girl met a real girl, who shared food with her from her baskets and pointed her in the direction of the great river, which was not on the map. Mother River loved her daughter and finished drawing the map, putting an “X” to mark the fiery bush that grew over the doorway back to the headwaters. Daughter Dew walked on through the cold afternoon and upon arriving at the bush, closed her eyes, breathed in deeply, and imagined her soft, downy bed waiting to receive her. With her eyes still closed, she sank down, down, and found herself back at the place where young waters belong. The Road, Taken…  In honor of this week’s Friday Favorite challenge, Family, I’ve switched up my schedule of features to bring you the work of a photographer whose work I love and whose family looks a tad like mine. The name Margaret Jacobsen may sound familiar to you because she was a Little Bellows feature, for her big… I really like every single one of these shots. There’s so much intuition about human energy and use of light! Lovely margaret, you are all heart and brilliance. so these are with your phone, but they are just as much art as with a big camera. amazing. you. xo Love her. Love these. Love this. Love what you said. Love all the love here! Thanks for reading and appreciating the photog of the day-Margaret! Posy, you’re next week  Amy Grace recently introduce me to the work of Oregon photographer Margaret Jacobsen, and I’m so glad she did! Margaret’s work is just gorgeous! The images below speak for themselves!! Really beautiful Margaret, thanks for sharing! – Sandra Coan From Margaret: “These photos aren’t my most recent but some of the dearest to my heart…  I love the old-timey vibe of these photos by Portland photographer Maria Lamb of Anthem Photography. And a baby in a bow-tie! Well, that’s just adorable!! Thanks for sharing Maria! From Maria: “I love the uniqueness of this family. The pure sweetness and happiness of this little boy is contagious. And how could you ever… |
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stefanie - <3 that bridge.
wendy - i adore lexia’s work. always beautiful and always refreshing. lovely images.
Lexia - hello! hello! i’m JUST now seeing this after being out of the office- and your words fill me up. thank you so much for posting this sweet session and for saying such kind and wonderful things. i adore you.
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