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London isn’t too bad sometimes (in the summer).
So I’ve neglected this account. Imagine the things I could do if I didn’t have adhd…then again without it, would I want to? Here’s one from the Together Against The Far Right March in London from a few months ago! My sign 🫶
Morning sun on Denman Island. I stayed at a house there doing a workaway. I loved the property he had, it was so magical all around. I have so many pics of that part of my travels to share. And I just love a good light beam.
Mushrooms! Mushroom hunting became a bit of a sport for me in Canada. I loved finding them popping out of the old trees on the forest floor. I never really appreciated how beautiful and interesting mushrooms are before travelling and living in B.C. Since then, I’ve learned so much more about them and how they are such a huge part of the ecosystem, inspiration for so many inventions, medicines and foods. And I just find them so striking to look at and photograph. Now every time I am in nature, I am scanning for them. It feeds my adhd brain and gives me a dopamine kick when I find them. Nature is just so healing, in so many ways. 🍄🍄🟫
I think this one was Northern Ireland as well, along the Antrim coast, in a local forest. It’s so beautiful there. 💚
Good morning. Here’s one from Vancouver, a little lonely harbour seal. This one always makes me a bit sad, the contrast of human industrial shipyard mixed with this little seal just makes my heart hurt about what we are doing to the planet, and how we are taking away the natural habitats of the creatures of the oceans.
This one is from a recent trip to Northern Ireland to see my family. To me, there’s few wonders in life better than komorebi (the light through the trees). It genuinely gives me such a rush. I’m always chasing those natural light highs, the ultimate dopamine hit is seeing moments like this in person, my photos never quite do it justice 🥰
Walking around Vancouver. I love this city. I dunno what it is about it, but it just has such a charm.
Introducing…me. All be it a few years younger and with brighter hair! My name is Jenna, I currently live in and am from, London, UK. But I also lived in B.C, Canada (where this photo was taken) Northern Ireland (where my family are from), and Cambridge. I’ve started this blog to reminisce and be nostalgic for memories of the past. I have thousands of (what I think to be) pretty beautiful photos from different moments of my life. I’ve not really shared most of them before. I want to blog again, and thought I’d come back to tumblr and start sharing some photography! Follow along if you’re interested. Hello again, tumblr.
This one was in an English forest, somewhere near Cambridge I believe. Nothing beats walking in nature. 💚
Little fairy mushrooms on Denman Island. This forest was so magical. I loved walking through it. I did a workaway on the island and stayed here for over a month. One of the best months of my life tbh.
Deer Lake, Vancouver, Canada. On my travels there in 2019. I lived in Canada for over a year, and I miss it constantly. There’s something just so majestic about that part of the world. I’ve never really shared my photos much other than on insta, so I’ve started this blog to do just that.
Hello, tumblr. It's been a while.
I've had to make a new account, having abandoned this platform many years ago, but there's something that's drawing me back to blogging. I've recently joined Substack where I've been writing articles, but I thought this might be a good place to start posting some of my photos. Here is one from Canada, Denman Island, 2019.