I have been encouraged by some of you slices to post some of my pictures up here. As most of you know I spent some time studying photography in college and even though I don't have a ton of time for it right now it is definitely still one of my favorite things. Most people would probably think that spending hours shooting, editing, or in a dark room would be torture. For me, its just the opposite. In college I used to spend countless hours in the dark room. I could put my ipod on and just let the world fade away.
Since college, I have been hesitant to share any of my work with anyone except my closest friends. By showing my photos to people I feel like I am leaving myself vulnerable and exposed. Letting people into a world that is intimately mine can be painful but it can also bring healing. I guess thats the crazy thing about art, it can stir up emotions and feelings that you might otherwise ignore and not talk about.
Anyway, here they are. I purposely have not put captions on them. Let your mind wander a bit and form your own thoughts and feelings about whats going on. Sometimes the best thing about art is its ability to break free of the conformity that we are so used to in our lives and allow for your own emotions to filter in.
These are so gnarly, Kate! I love art. I love photo. I think that there is so much emotion to be captured through the lens of a camera. So thankful that you shared.
ReplyDeleteWow. Absolutely amazing.
ReplyDeleteoh my goodness kate, these are incredible. God has definitely gifted you with the art of photography. thank you thank you for sharing these with us.
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing your art with us, kate. some really beautiful shots in here. i totally know what you mean about the dark room. my first few semesters at college, i swear going to the dark room was better than therapy, haha.
ReplyDeletelove love love
ReplyDeletei would like to personally kiss that baby and give him a cupcake with extra frosting.
ReplyDeleteI L-O-V-E art. Thank you so much for sharing some of your intimate reality. Can't wait for more ;)
ReplyDeleteand Jenna's comment made me laugh out loud. So cute of you.
ReplyDeleteGreat pics! Keep them coming.
ReplyDeleteThanks for being vulnerable and sharing these photos. I love them! I can't wait to see more of your work :)
ReplyDeleteThese are so great... I'd like to hang the one of the train tracks on my wall :-)
ReplyDeleteBEAUTIFUL! You are really great capturing the moments =)
ReplyDeleteHOLY MOLY THOSE ARE GOOD!
ReplyDeleteOh, Kate. So beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI just finished commenting on Frank's post, and I just want to rewrite everything I already said. (You should go check out my thoughts there.)
Thanks for reaching in and pulling out this bit of your heart to show us. We love seeing you in this way.
This is an incredible example of how these posts can be so much more than a few sentences.
ReplyDeleteThanks for allowing us a glimpse into your perspective with these stunning photos.
I agree with Jenna's post. haha. In high school I took a photography class and we had a dark room. So much fun! I really enjoyed my experience with it. I am nowhere near as good as you, but keep it up your dope dizzle!
ReplyDeleteReally love being able to glimpse how you see the world.
ReplyDeleteThanks for being willing to open yourself in this way. So glad you are you.
You have an amazing gift.
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