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photography of road during winter season
Inspiration

Walking Through the Shadows of Midwinter: A Reflective Tale

I’ve always been a walker. Whatever the weather is outside, I lace up my shoes and head out. For me, walking isn’t just a means to go around the places; it’s a way to connect, with myself, with the rhythm of the seasons, with the places I visit. And in the heart of winter, as festive lights twinkle and warmth fills the air, my walks … Continue reading Walking Through the Shadows of Midwinter: A Reflective Tale

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mysterious woman with greasepaint on face
Creativity, Purpose

A Lifetime Spent in Anonymity

Last Saturday I went to visit an exhibition of photos taken by Vivian Maier, an American photographer who was unknown to me. From the early 50s, she spent over forty years working as a nanny, first in New York and later in Chicago. Only recently, in 2007, her photographic work was discovered. She spent her lifetime in anonymity despite her impressive work. More than 120,000 … Continue reading A Lifetime Spent in Anonymity

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