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Love. Fall in love and stay in love. Write only what you love, and love what you write. The word is love. You have to get up in the morning and write something you love, something to live for.
Ray Bradbury (via quotemadness)
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If you really love me, there’s no way to tell I’m always arriving when you say farewell In all of my dreams we are husband and wife I’ll never forget you all of my life.
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From Nirav Patel’s Photography workshop February 2019 // Santa Rosa, CA
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Nirav has a unique eye for beautiful production design. He can show you exactly how to shoot the same images as he does, but he emphasizes that this isn’t why he teaches; photography is most powerful when you can show who you are, and why your work means something you. Discussions with him can be about anything you want, including how awkward social media can be when you’re trying to be honest, intentional, and in love with your work without external validation, and how to find inspiration without succumbing to copycat tendencies and “I’m not good enough” mentalities. It’s easy to say “Be your own person because everyone else is taken,” and harder to practice. It helps to have workshops like Nirav’s, to remind yourself that you don’t need to be someone else to create work you love.⠀ This love letter is to the group I attended the workshop with, and to Nirav and Britta. Coming home after the workshop, I had a minor panic attack, and to center myself, I created a mile long gratitude list that included: gratitude for the people important in Nirav and Britta’s lives, whose love and support molded them into people I’m grateful to have met; gratitude for soulful and talented artists who are generous about sharing their experiences, knowledge, and vulnerabilities; gratitude for Instagram, because for all the anxiety and stress it breeds, it also builds and brings rich communities together; and gratitude for electricity, running water, and pizza.⠀ I’m also grateful for James. Mental health can be difficult to manage when you’re with someone you love because the fear of hurting them can worsen your ability breathe and ride through emotional turbulence. When I think about this workshop, I also think about how kind and patient he was helping me get back to normal again.⠀ Okay, essay time is over. Getting back the film I got at the workshop put me into personal story sharing mode, and this is all I want to say. I don’t want storytelling to be a one way street though, so if you ever have something you want to share please feel free to message me ❤️