'Aila.' (c) Rinko Kawauchi. photo credit.
She predominantly photographs using a medium format film camera which is also one of my favourite mediums to work within. She says that ‘for a photographer, it's a necessity that you can shoot stuff magically. Accidents are necessary" and I completely agree. Many photographers insist that every single image was intended to turn out the way it did, but we all love a happy accident at times!
'The Eyes and The Ears.' (c) Rinko Kawauchi. photo credit.
(c) Rinko Kawauchi.
I just adore delicate imagery like this. This is definitely the sort of art work that I dream about having in my future home. It's so simple yet so beautifully detailed and the colours are just divine. I'm in love!
I just adore delicate imagery like this. This is definitely the sort of art work that I dream about having in my future home. It's so simple yet so beautifully detailed and the colours are just divine. I'm in love!
These are really lovely. Those split moments in time are exactly why I love short essays by David Sedaris. He takes the little bits in life and makes them magnicent.
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ReplyDeleteThe last photo is so stunning it's almost unreal!
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Wow! I'm blown away by those last two images. So delicate, like you say. Can you imagine how great it'd feel to take that picture?
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures!
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I nominated you on my blog my dear! xx
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