One paper down, 2 more to go.

Antiemetic

Dyspnea

Intravenous

Biopsy

Remission

I've been thinking a lot about this work as of late and yesterday I attended an artist talk where the photographer Andrea Stultiens discussed her body of work Intensive Care that reminded me of decisions I made while working on my thesis. Her work is wonderful, well executed and thoughtful, and she has kind of inspired me to dust off the old Bronica and get back into the whole "making pictures" thing. The photos above are all 20 inches tall by varying lengths (between 50 - 75 inches long). Needless to say, posting them up here doesn't do the work much justice.

30 pictures of something good

I saw this on Sandra Juto's blog and although it's a little too sentimental for me it allows me to post a shit ton of my own pictures.
Here goes:

1/ Someone I spend a lot of time with:

2/ A picture of myself:

3/ My family:

4/ A picture of something that makes me happy:

5/ An old picture of myself:

6/ A picture of my brother:

7/ A picture I've never posted before:

8/ A person that I miss:

9/ A photo of my Mum:

10/ A picture from my favourite place:

11/ The last trip I went on:

12/ A picture from my everyday life:

13/ A picture from a place I love:

14/ A picture that reminds me of old times:

15/ Old friends:

16/ A place I miss:

17/ An unusual picture:

18/ A picture from my spare time:

19/ One of my favourite pictures:

20/ A picture of people that are closest to me:

21/ A person who's always there for me:

22/ A picture from a time I miss:

23/ Last summer:

24/ A picture that makes me happy:

25/ A person who always makes me laugh:

26/ People I always have fun with:

27/ A picture that makes me laugh:

28/ A crazy moment:

29/ Something gross:

30/ Someone I love:

DOUBLE RAINBOW!

To my right....


and to my left

The weekend before I packed up a truck to cross the border I spent some time with my parents and my boyfriend up north. The weather that weekend was rainy and cold and the wind was so bad that the power went out for most of the day on Saturday. We built a fire and all was fine, I like the cottage much better when the TV isn't on in the background.

After some pretty intense wind and rain the sky cleared up a little bit and there were rainbows all around. Kyle and a few others were out on the boat to pick my Mum up at the marina and they came back to the cottage saying there were double and triple rainbows all over the sky. There was also one point where they were "inside" a rainbow. From what I understand there was a full rainbow across the water that began and ended in the lake and continued through the water and under the boat. I'm having a hard time picturing this in my head but it sounds incredible and I'm ashamed to admit that I napped on the couch instead of going out on that boat ride! I did some awesome skies and a partial double rainbow that I took about 100 photographs of.

Once again, left...

and right

A strange little bird we found

Georgian Bay