Natalie, these are so precious and beautiful. I love how the light leaks and how it illuminates the gems on her face. I also love how she tries to close that suitcase full of furry animals. and later holds it out with her in the sand. The pictures remind me of what I tried to be at fifteen years of age, they really do.
Your style is distinct but yet differs in so many ways. I love all of them, but especially the one of her being embraced by her hair and the wind around her. You are beautiful and that shows through your photographs, I can't wait to see more.
Gah I relate to this story so much. It feels like a loss of innocence, not sudden but fought as it it leaves and still retaining its essence or at least trying to. It really is quiet poetic. And it beautifully mirrors your situation of packing up and leaving for NY. It feels like trying to shake nostalgia and attachments and everything's so caught up in itself and chaotic and quietly emotional. This really is one of my favorite series of yours.
I love this. It will inspire me tomorrow at the photoshoot :). Pleeease Natalie updated more frequently :(
ReplyDeleteI love the third to last photo, with the model's hair blowing in the wind. It's so dreamy.
ReplyDeleteI really enjoy your photography, it's so mystical and beautiful. Are those photos analogue ones or is the effect photoshopped?
ReplyDeleteNatalie, these are so precious and beautiful. I love how the light leaks and how it illuminates the gems on her face. I also love how she tries to close that suitcase full of furry animals. and later holds it out with her in the sand. The pictures remind me of what I tried to be at fifteen years of age, they really do.
ReplyDeletethis is amazing. stunning
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh Natalie, these are absolutely amazing photographs. The detail of all the beading and the light.. aaahhh.
ReplyDeletethere's something so mesmerizing about your pictures, your style. i love the way you see the world.
ReplyDeleteYour style is distinct but yet differs in so many ways. I love all of them, but especially the one of her being embraced by her hair and the wind around her. You are beautiful and that shows through your photographs, I can't wait to see more.
ReplyDeleteGah I relate to this story so much. It feels like a loss of innocence, not sudden but fought as it it leaves and still retaining its essence or at least trying to. It really is quiet poetic. And it beautifully mirrors your situation of packing up and leaving for NY. It feels like trying to shake nostalgia and attachments and everything's so caught up in itself and chaotic and quietly emotional. This really is one of my favorite series of yours.
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