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“It is more important to click with people, than to click the shutter”
— Alfred Eisenstaedt
Guess what! I write too! Yesterday my words got published with @pass.fail and I am so thankful for the chance to encourage others during a time of transition and loss. Go check out their page and read a little encouragement for your Saturday morning. #Repost @pass.fail (@get_repost) ・・・ @kaitlynbecker on the journal today with a letter to herself about being patient, letting life work it’s magic (even if it’s not in the ways you expected), and embracing change. 💘
I am just finishing up the classic dystopia of a Brave New World, and I have a renewed sense of appreciation for humanity in all it's flaws, and all it's beauty. While in Virginia we got to share our rental house with this beautiful couple; and now they are expecting a baby in just...days! Isn't life just so rich with God's unchanging love? He's weaving a tapestry of people and places in your life that make it so intricate and full. Our liberties, freedoms, mistakes and victories, friendships and jobs, make it possible for us to learn and love others. Don't disregard the place you're in....it's a beautiful piece of your life story!
REST. Have you ever been forced to rest? I have. I have been forced to run and keep up, and I have had life come to a crashing halt. I'm still kind of in that moment after a crash where you feel like you've got to be doing something, checking something, preventing something, and everyone else is saying "just relax, you're going to be ok." We moved to Oklahoma almost 3 weeks ago. 2 months ago we moved from Memphis to life on the road. 11 months ago we left Virginia for Tennessee, and in 3 months we will be sent off again. My head is reeling. I'm not planted and I hate that I can't put roots down. All I know is that this rest is needed, and the world will have to wait for me to "be" anything right now. Being me is going to have to be enough.
DANIELLE PART 3/3 Photography is actually quite difficult to master. Howeve, this image, and many others on this page are simple portraits and that's totally fine. You may not find epic and technically tricky shots here, as my aim has always been to represent things in a flattering way but still true to form, as you would remember it. The true mastery comes with relating and communicating with your subject. Do you people love the moment they're in? Are they as much a part of the process as you are? Photography was never all about me, it's about who is blessed or influenced by the joy of seeing themselves as Christ sees them; remarkable.