serial vision

a blog featuring justine's photography. a sequence of visual revelations bringing the existing view together with emerging view. a juxtaposition of the natural, the built, the lived and felt.

chalkthis: the bird project: Emily, Bird nº1 Clemence, Bird nº2 Tayler, Bird nº3 Maria, Bird nº4 photos © Sadie Wiarda, 2010 Digging these up from 2010’s archive.  This quite possibly could be an on-going project, although I’ve put it to bay for a year now.  I’m completely in love with this sea, algae green color, it’s my “if the sensation of eating macaroni and cheese on a rainy day were translated into color”; ie. ultimate comfort color.   These photos were realised with the aid of a dear friend and skilled photographer Justine Liv Olausson (justinelivolausson.com).  As many of these gals, photographed above, are artists themselves I’d like to follow by linking to their sites: photographer - Maria GarciaSainz Creel, photographer - Taylor Rae Dubé    High-res

chalkthis:

the bird project:

Emily, Bird nº1

Clemence, Bird nº2

Tayler, Bird nº3

Maria, Bird nº4

photos © Sadie Wiarda, 2010

Digging these up from 2010’s archive.  This quite possibly could be an on-going project, although I’ve put it to bay for a year now.  I’m completely in love with this sea, algae green color, it’s my “if the sensation of eating macaroni and cheese on a rainy day were translated into color”; ie. ultimate comfort color.  

These photos were realised with the aid of a dear friend and skilled photographer Justine Liv Olausson (justinelivolausson.com). 

As many of these gals, photographed above, are artists themselves I’d like to follow by linking to their sites: photographer - Maria GarciaSainz Creel, photographer - Taylor Rae Dubé   


© Justine Liv Olausson

Pempelijärvi, Sweden. Late April 2010 

My dad was born here and I go back as often as I can. After my grandmother -the crossword champion of northern Sweden- passed away in the fall of 2008 there is but one villager left. Above the arctic circle and miles and miles away from ‘it all’, this is my little nest of comfort.