Instagram Hikaye Kaydet

Had the best time creating these images for @ryzesuperfoods in late 2024 and had the best time with my team 🍄🍄‍🟫

I’ve had the privilege of working with @kosas and their amazing team a few times this year 💙💙💙 and I’m so excited to start sharing some magic 🪄 Proud of all the badass women in my life and so grateful that we can build each other up #girlgaze

This is the week of gratitude. And I’m not even sure where to start so this seems like a great place to begin!

Wow… my first billboard!!! Thank you, thank you, thank you @sheena for giving me an opportunity to work with your amazing, awesome, fucking radical brand @kosas 🌸 I’m not sure if you know how much this means to me so from the bottom of my heart, thank you. And thank you to your beautiful team @heyjessodonnell and @shan.mac 💙

This has been an incredible, busy, successful, chaotic year and I’m just beginning to slow down a little to reflect. Thank you to everyone who has supported me and my career; family, friends and strangers alike. I can’t do any of it without your trust, {patience} and support.

🙏 #endlesslygrateful

This is the week of gratitude. And I’m not even sure where to start so this seems like a great place to begin!

Wow… my first billboard!!! Thank you, thank you, thank you @sheena for giving me an opportunity to work with your amazing, awesome, fucking radical brand @kosas 🌸 I’m not sure if you know how much this means to me so from the bottom of my heart, thank you. And thank you to your beautiful team @heyjessodonnell and @shan.mac 💙

This has been an incredible, busy, successful, chaotic year and I’m just beginning to slow down a little to reflect. Thank you to everyone who has supported me and my career; family, friends and strangers alike. I can’t do any of it without your trust, {patience} and support.

🙏 #endlesslygrateful

This is the week of gratitude. And I’m not even sure where to start so this seems like a great place to begin!

Wow… my first billboard!!! Thank you, thank you, thank you @sheena for giving me an opportunity to work with your amazing, awesome, fucking radical brand @kosas 🌸 I’m not sure if you know how much this means to me so from the bottom of my heart, thank you. And thank you to your beautiful team @heyjessodonnell and @shan.mac 💙

This has been an incredible, busy, successful, chaotic year and I’m just beginning to slow down a little to reflect. Thank you to everyone who has supported me and my career; family, friends and strangers alike. I can’t do any of it without your trust, {patience} and support.

🙏 #endlesslygrateful

This is the week of gratitude. And I’m not even sure where to start so this seems like a great place to begin!

Wow… my first billboard!!! Thank you, thank you, thank you @sheena for giving me an opportunity to work with your amazing, awesome, fucking radical brand @kosas 🌸 I’m not sure if you know how much this means to me so from the bottom of my heart, thank you. And thank you to your beautiful team @heyjessodonnell and @shan.mac 💙

This has been an incredible, busy, successful, chaotic year and I’m just beginning to slow down a little to reflect. Thank you to everyone who has supported me and my career; family, friends and strangers alike. I can’t do any of it without your trust, {patience} and support.

🙏 #endlesslygrateful

This is the week of gratitude. And I’m not even sure where to start so this seems like a great place to begin!

Wow… my first billboard!!! Thank you, thank you, thank you @sheena for giving me an opportunity to work with your amazing, awesome, fucking radical brand @kosas 🌸 I’m not sure if you know how much this means to me so from the bottom of my heart, thank you. And thank you to your beautiful team @heyjessodonnell and @shan.mac 💙

This has been an incredible, busy, successful, chaotic year and I’m just beginning to slow down a little to reflect. Thank you to everyone who has supported me and my career; family, friends and strangers alike. I can’t do any of it without your trust, {patience} and support.

🙏 #endlesslygrateful

Let’s talk about self-abandonment…
•
In 2023, I shaved my long hair the day after my partner and I returned from SXSW. I’d been called “ma’am” so many times in Austin, and each time felt like a punch in the gut.
•
Perhaps I thought that no hair would signal my “no particular gender” gender? The “she’s” still came, as they had when it was short before.
•
Regardless, for three years, it felt right.
•
Then, a few months ago, I was called to grow my hair again. I am unsure why. One week, I just didn’t take out the clippers. That week became a month, and then three.
•
All the time on the yoga mat these last two years, I became ever clearer within myself about my gender (or lack thereof), and all else. Annoyed at times when “she’s” flowed my way, and a phase of letting it slide.
•
I experienced less a punch in the gut and more a flick of a finger. However, it is not me. A whisper to pay attention to, as unattended whispers become screams.
•
This week during a class with @iamevanmeyer, we did a self-abandonment exercise, and I recognized how every time I stay quiet about this, it is betrayal. To myself.
•
I take responsibility. A call to even deeper embodiment. How would people know to make more of an effort when I stay quiet?
•
I convinced myself that my clarity overrode those repeated moments of disappointment. Yet, I have learned the hard way that silence is never a long term plan for authentic living.
•
You can be at home within and want to be seen and respected for all of your uniqueness. Two parts of yourself can co-exist at once. Both/And. As @lisafield12 says, “The All and Everything.”
•
This ability to hold many layers is what being gender queer/trans, queer in general, is all about. The in-between is the destination. The grey area seen as true as black and white. As important as this and that.
•
Being your own advocate even when you fear being an inconvenience (and possibly being rejected) is a profound form of self-love.
•
The small ways you abandon yourself when you don’t speak up add up.
•
So, where can you get a little louder on your own behalf? 📢🖤
•
Image: @hailleydotcom
MU: @lisadempseymakeup

Let’s talk about self-abandonment…
•
In 2023, I shaved my long hair the day after my partner and I returned from SXSW. I’d been called “ma’am” so many times in Austin, and each time felt like a punch in the gut.
•
Perhaps I thought that no hair would signal my “no particular gender” gender? The “she’s” still came, as they had when it was short before.
•
Regardless, for three years, it felt right.
•
Then, a few months ago, I was called to grow my hair again. I am unsure why. One week, I just didn’t take out the clippers. That week became a month, and then three.
•
All the time on the yoga mat these last two years, I became ever clearer within myself about my gender (or lack thereof), and all else. Annoyed at times when “she’s” flowed my way, and a phase of letting it slide.
•
I experienced less a punch in the gut and more a flick of a finger. However, it is not me. A whisper to pay attention to, as unattended whispers become screams.
•
This week during a class with @iamevanmeyer, we did a self-abandonment exercise, and I recognized how every time I stay quiet about this, it is betrayal. To myself.
•
I take responsibility. A call to even deeper embodiment. How would people know to make more of an effort when I stay quiet?
•
I convinced myself that my clarity overrode those repeated moments of disappointment. Yet, I have learned the hard way that silence is never a long term plan for authentic living.
•
You can be at home within and want to be seen and respected for all of your uniqueness. Two parts of yourself can co-exist at once. Both/And. As @lisafield12 says, “The All and Everything.”
•
This ability to hold many layers is what being gender queer/trans, queer in general, is all about. The in-between is the destination. The grey area seen as true as black and white. As important as this and that.
•
Being your own advocate even when you fear being an inconvenience (and possibly being rejected) is a profound form of self-love.
•
The small ways you abandon yourself when you don’t speak up add up.
•
So, where can you get a little louder on your own behalf? 📢🖤
•
Image: @hailleydotcom
MU: @lisadempseymakeup

Let’s talk about self-abandonment…
•
In 2023, I shaved my long hair the day after my partner and I returned from SXSW. I’d been called “ma’am” so many times in Austin, and each time felt like a punch in the gut.
•
Perhaps I thought that no hair would signal my “no particular gender” gender? The “she’s” still came, as they had when it was short before.
•
Regardless, for three years, it felt right.
•
Then, a few months ago, I was called to grow my hair again. I am unsure why. One week, I just didn’t take out the clippers. That week became a month, and then three.
•
All the time on the yoga mat these last two years, I became ever clearer within myself about my gender (or lack thereof), and all else. Annoyed at times when “she’s” flowed my way, and a phase of letting it slide.
•
I experienced less a punch in the gut and more a flick of a finger. However, it is not me. A whisper to pay attention to, as unattended whispers become screams.
•
This week during a class with @iamevanmeyer, we did a self-abandonment exercise, and I recognized how every time I stay quiet about this, it is betrayal. To myself.
•
I take responsibility. A call to even deeper embodiment. How would people know to make more of an effort when I stay quiet?
•
I convinced myself that my clarity overrode those repeated moments of disappointment. Yet, I have learned the hard way that silence is never a long term plan for authentic living.
•
You can be at home within and want to be seen and respected for all of your uniqueness. Two parts of yourself can co-exist at once. Both/And. As @lisafield12 says, “The All and Everything.”
•
This ability to hold many layers is what being gender queer/trans, queer in general, is all about. The in-between is the destination. The grey area seen as true as black and white. As important as this and that.
•
Being your own advocate even when you fear being an inconvenience (and possibly being rejected) is a profound form of self-love.
•
The small ways you abandon yourself when you don’t speak up add up.
•
So, where can you get a little louder on your own behalf? 📢🖤
•
Image: @hailleydotcom
MU: @lisadempseymakeup

Cut from her cord,
we drift in her open air.

Breath from her exhale,
blood from her blood -
and still,
we tread without lightness.

She answers in wind,
in light -
patient, omnipotent.
The tether -
unbroken.

Soil to sky.
Tide to marrow.
We drink her rivers
as if not veins,
name her body
as if ours.
Still - she gives.

Full bloom.
Salt and nectar.
Forgotten,
she hums—
ancient,
unoffended.

We return as breath,
blood to water,
body to soil.

Mother-eternal.
Mother-infinite.

Mother of mothers to be @miriamthom I cannot wait to meet this babe 🤍

Happy Earth Day 🌱
All on #35mmfilm and #120mmfilm

Cut from her cord,
we drift in her open air.

Breath from her exhale,
blood from her blood -
and still,
we tread without lightness.

She answers in wind,
in light -
patient, omnipotent.
The tether -
unbroken.

Soil to sky.
Tide to marrow.
We drink her rivers
as if not veins,
name her body
as if ours.
Still - she gives.

Full bloom.
Salt and nectar.
Forgotten,
she hums—
ancient,
unoffended.

We return as breath,
blood to water,
body to soil.

Mother-eternal.
Mother-infinite.

Mother of mothers to be @miriamthom I cannot wait to meet this babe 🤍

Happy Earth Day 🌱
All on #35mmfilm and #120mmfilm

Cut from her cord,
we drift in her open air.

Breath from her exhale,
blood from her blood -
and still,
we tread without lightness.

She answers in wind,
in light -
patient, omnipotent.
The tether -
unbroken.

Soil to sky.
Tide to marrow.
We drink her rivers
as if not veins,
name her body
as if ours.
Still - she gives.

Full bloom.
Salt and nectar.
Forgotten,
she hums—
ancient,
unoffended.

We return as breath,
blood to water,
body to soil.

Mother-eternal.
Mother-infinite.

Mother of mothers to be @miriamthom I cannot wait to meet this babe 🤍

Happy Earth Day 🌱
All on #35mmfilm and #120mmfilm

Cut from her cord,
we drift in her open air.

Breath from her exhale,
blood from her blood -
and still,
we tread without lightness.

She answers in wind,
in light -
patient, omnipotent.
The tether -
unbroken.

Soil to sky.
Tide to marrow.
We drink her rivers
as if not veins,
name her body
as if ours.
Still - she gives.

Full bloom.
Salt and nectar.
Forgotten,
she hums—
ancient,
unoffended.

We return as breath,
blood to water,
body to soil.

Mother-eternal.
Mother-infinite.

Mother of mothers to be @miriamthom I cannot wait to meet this babe 🤍

Happy Earth Day 🌱
All on #35mmfilm and #120mmfilm

Cut from her cord,
we drift in her open air.

Breath from her exhale,
blood from her blood -
and still,
we tread without lightness.

She answers in wind,
in light -
patient, omnipotent.
The tether -
unbroken.

Soil to sky.
Tide to marrow.
We drink her rivers
as if not veins,
name her body
as if ours.
Still - she gives.

Full bloom.
Salt and nectar.
Forgotten,
she hums—
ancient,
unoffended.

We return as breath,
blood to water,
body to soil.

Mother-eternal.
Mother-infinite.

Mother of mothers to be @miriamthom I cannot wait to meet this babe 🤍

Happy Earth Day 🌱
All on #35mmfilm and #120mmfilm

Cut from her cord,
we drift in her open air.

Breath from her exhale,
blood from her blood -
and still,
we tread without lightness.

She answers in wind,
in light -
patient, omnipotent.
The tether -
unbroken.

Soil to sky.
Tide to marrow.
We drink her rivers
as if not veins,
name her body
as if ours.
Still - she gives.

Full bloom.
Salt and nectar.
Forgotten,
she hums—
ancient,
unoffended.

We return as breath,
blood to water,
body to soil.

Mother-eternal.
Mother-infinite.

Mother of mothers to be @miriamthom I cannot wait to meet this babe 🤍

Happy Earth Day 🌱
All on #35mmfilm and #120mmfilm

Cut from her cord,
we drift in her open air.

Breath from her exhale,
blood from her blood -
and still,
we tread without lightness.

She answers in wind,
in light -
patient, omnipotent.
The tether -
unbroken.

Soil to sky.
Tide to marrow.
We drink her rivers
as if not veins,
name her body
as if ours.
Still - she gives.

Full bloom.
Salt and nectar.
Forgotten,
she hums—
ancient,
unoffended.

We return as breath,
blood to water,
body to soil.

Mother-eternal.
Mother-infinite.

Mother of mothers to be @miriamthom I cannot wait to meet this babe 🤍

Happy Earth Day 🌱
All on #35mmfilm and #120mmfilm

Cut from her cord,
we drift in her open air.

Breath from her exhale,
blood from her blood -
and still,
we tread without lightness.

She answers in wind,
in light -
patient, omnipotent.
The tether -
unbroken.

Soil to sky.
Tide to marrow.
We drink her rivers
as if not veins,
name her body
as if ours.
Still - she gives.

Full bloom.
Salt and nectar.
Forgotten,
she hums—
ancient,
unoffended.

We return as breath,
blood to water,
body to soil.

Mother-eternal.
Mother-infinite.

Mother of mothers to be @miriamthom I cannot wait to meet this babe 🤍

Happy Earth Day 🌱
All on #35mmfilm and #120mmfilm

Cut from her cord,
we drift in her open air.

Breath from her exhale,
blood from her blood -
and still,
we tread without lightness.

She answers in wind,
in light -
patient, omnipotent.
The tether -
unbroken.

Soil to sky.
Tide to marrow.
We drink her rivers
as if not veins,
name her body
as if ours.
Still - she gives.

Full bloom.
Salt and nectar.
Forgotten,
she hums—
ancient,
unoffended.

We return as breath,
blood to water,
body to soil.

Mother-eternal.
Mother-infinite.

Mother of mothers to be @miriamthom I cannot wait to meet this babe 🤍

Happy Earth Day 🌱
All on #35mmfilm and #120mmfilm

Cut from her cord,
we drift in her open air.

Breath from her exhale,
blood from her blood -
and still,
we tread without lightness.

She answers in wind,
in light -
patient, omnipotent.
The tether -
unbroken.

Soil to sky.
Tide to marrow.
We drink her rivers
as if not veins,
name her body
as if ours.
Still - she gives.

Full bloom.
Salt and nectar.
Forgotten,
she hums—
ancient,
unoffended.

We return as breath,
blood to water,
body to soil.

Mother-eternal.
Mother-infinite.

Mother of mothers to be @miriamthom I cannot wait to meet this babe 🤍

Happy Earth Day 🌱
All on #35mmfilm and #120mmfilm

Cut from her cord,
we drift in her open air.

Breath from her exhale,
blood from her blood -
and still,
we tread without lightness.

She answers in wind,
in light -
patient, omnipotent.
The tether -
unbroken.

Soil to sky.
Tide to marrow.
We drink her rivers
as if not veins,
name her body
as if ours.
Still - she gives.

Full bloom.
Salt and nectar.
Forgotten,
she hums—
ancient,
unoffended.

We return as breath,
blood to water,
body to soil.

Mother-eternal.
Mother-infinite.

Mother of mothers to be @miriamthom I cannot wait to meet this babe 🤍

Happy Earth Day 🌱
All on #35mmfilm and #120mmfilm

Cut from her cord,
we drift in her open air.

Breath from her exhale,
blood from her blood -
and still,
we tread without lightness.

She answers in wind,
in light -
patient, omnipotent.
The tether -
unbroken.

Soil to sky.
Tide to marrow.
We drink her rivers
as if not veins,
name her body
as if ours.
Still - she gives.

Full bloom.
Salt and nectar.
Forgotten,
she hums—
ancient,
unoffended.

We return as breath,
blood to water,
body to soil.

Mother-eternal.
Mother-infinite.

Mother of mothers to be @miriamthom I cannot wait to meet this babe 🤍

Happy Earth Day 🌱
All on #35mmfilm and #120mmfilm

Cut from her cord,
we drift in her open air.

Breath from her exhale,
blood from her blood -
and still,
we tread without lightness.

She answers in wind,
in light -
patient, omnipotent.
The tether -
unbroken.

Soil to sky.
Tide to marrow.
We drink her rivers
as if not veins,
name her body
as if ours.
Still - she gives.

Full bloom.
Salt and nectar.
Forgotten,
she hums—
ancient,
unoffended.

We return as breath,
blood to water,
body to soil.

Mother-eternal.
Mother-infinite.

Mother of mothers to be @miriamthom I cannot wait to meet this babe 🤍

Happy Earth Day 🌱
All on #35mmfilm and #120mmfilm

Cut from her cord,
we drift in her open air.

Breath from her exhale,
blood from her blood -
and still,
we tread without lightness.

She answers in wind,
in light -
patient, omnipotent.
The tether -
unbroken.

Soil to sky.
Tide to marrow.
We drink her rivers
as if not veins,
name her body
as if ours.
Still - she gives.

Full bloom.
Salt and nectar.
Forgotten,
she hums—
ancient,
unoffended.

We return as breath,
blood to water,
body to soil.

Mother-eternal.
Mother-infinite.

Mother of mothers to be @miriamthom I cannot wait to meet this babe 🤍

Happy Earth Day 🌱
All on #35mmfilm and #120mmfilm

Cut from her cord,
we drift in her open air.

Breath from her exhale,
blood from her blood -
and still,
we tread without lightness.

She answers in wind,
in light -
patient, omnipotent.
The tether -
unbroken.

Soil to sky.
Tide to marrow.
We drink her rivers
as if not veins,
name her body
as if ours.
Still - she gives.

Full bloom.
Salt and nectar.
Forgotten,
she hums—
ancient,
unoffended.

We return as breath,
blood to water,
body to soil.

Mother-eternal.
Mother-infinite.

Mother of mothers to be @miriamthom I cannot wait to meet this babe 🤍

Happy Earth Day 🌱
All on #35mmfilm and #120mmfilm

Cut from her cord,
we drift in her open air.

Breath from her exhale,
blood from her blood -
and still,
we tread without lightness.

She answers in wind,
in light -
patient, omnipotent.
The tether -
unbroken.

Soil to sky.
Tide to marrow.
We drink her rivers
as if not veins,
name her body
as if ours.
Still - she gives.

Full bloom.
Salt and nectar.
Forgotten,
she hums—
ancient,
unoffended.

We return as breath,
blood to water,
body to soil.

Mother-eternal.
Mother-infinite.

Mother of mothers to be @miriamthom I cannot wait to meet this babe 🤍

Happy Earth Day 🌱
All on #35mmfilm and #120mmfilm

Cut from her cord,
we drift in her open air.

Breath from her exhale,
blood from her blood -
and still,
we tread without lightness.

She answers in wind,
in light -
patient, omnipotent.
The tether -
unbroken.

Soil to sky.
Tide to marrow.
We drink her rivers
as if not veins,
name her body
as if ours.
Still - she gives.

Full bloom.
Salt and nectar.
Forgotten,
she hums—
ancient,
unoffended.

We return as breath,
blood to water,
body to soil.

Mother-eternal.
Mother-infinite.

Mother of mothers to be @miriamthom I cannot wait to meet this babe 🤍

Happy Earth Day 🌱
All on #35mmfilm and #120mmfilm

@carleyraytuck on film at home in Laguna Beach #120mmfilm #mediumformatfilm #rb67

Makeup @mjr_makeup
Hair @mrjuliohernandez
Scanned and developed by @houseof.35

@carleyraytuck on film at home in Laguna Beach #120mmfilm #mediumformatfilm #rb67

Makeup @mjr_makeup
Hair @mrjuliohernandez
Scanned and developed by @houseof.35

@carleyraytuck on film at home in Laguna Beach #120mmfilm #mediumformatfilm #rb67

Makeup @mjr_makeup
Hair @mrjuliohernandez
Scanned and developed by @houseof.35

@carleyraytuck on film at home in Laguna Beach #120mmfilm #mediumformatfilm #rb67

Makeup @mjr_makeup
Hair @mrjuliohernandez
Scanned and developed by @houseof.35

@carleyraytuck on film at home in Laguna Beach #120mmfilm #mediumformatfilm #rb67

Makeup @mjr_makeup
Hair @mrjuliohernandez
Scanned and developed by @houseof.35

@carleyraytuck on film at home in Laguna Beach #120mmfilm #mediumformatfilm #rb67

Makeup @mjr_makeup
Hair @mrjuliohernandez
Scanned and developed by @houseof.35

@carleyraytuck on film at home in Laguna Beach #120mmfilm #mediumformatfilm #rb67

Makeup @mjr_makeup
Hair @mrjuliohernandez
Scanned and developed by @houseof.35

@carleyraytuck on film at home in Laguna Beach #120mmfilm #mediumformatfilm #rb67

Makeup @mjr_makeup
Hair @mrjuliohernandez
Scanned and developed by @houseof.35

@carleyraytuck on film at home in Laguna Beach #120mmfilm #mediumformatfilm #rb67

Makeup @mjr_makeup
Hair @mrjuliohernandez
Scanned and developed by @houseof.35

@carleyraytuck on film at home in Laguna Beach #120mmfilm #mediumformatfilm #rb67

Makeup @mjr_makeup
Hair @mrjuliohernandez
Scanned and developed by @houseof.35

Pregnancy has changed the way I see my body forever.

If you’ve had a baby, was it like this for you too? Tell me below.

I’ve found that every superficial imperfection is now shadowed by the miraculous nature of its function.

And I know that birth will continue to crack this open a little further.

This is the first of a series shot by my dear friend, and a legendary photographer @hailleydotcom 🍓

A woman who I trust implicitly to capture all facets of myself—
and this part is my inner child, a playful girl, happiest in the mountains.

#maternity #maternityphotography
#mothertobe #36weekspregnant
#pregnancy

The @sephora squad really brought the 🔥 last weekend #sephorasquad

Thank you for throwing a killer party @foamcreativeagency and inviting me to play!

Always the most fun with @smilebooth

The Aura collection for @sofiakaman in honor of the Pisces New Moon 🌑 Hair and makeup @sparkletafao lighting @evanduning

The Aura collection for @sofiakaman in honor of the Pisces New Moon 🌑 Hair and makeup @sparkletafao lighting @evanduning

The Aura collection for @sofiakaman in honor of the Pisces New Moon 🌑 Hair and makeup @sparkletafao lighting @evanduning

The Aura collection for @sofiakaman in honor of the Pisces New Moon 🌑 Hair and makeup @sparkletafao lighting @evanduning

The Aura collection for @sofiakaman in honor of the Pisces New Moon 🌑 Hair and makeup @sparkletafao lighting @evanduning

The Aura collection for @sofiakaman in honor of the Pisces New Moon 🌑 Hair and makeup @sparkletafao lighting @evanduning

I started considering what turning 40 meant about 6 months ago. I had this whole intention of setting aside time to really contemplate my life. To examine everything under the guise of refining my future to make space for my very best self to emerge…

There wasn’t time for this expansive journey inward. In fact, there isn’t a lot of time at all. Time might be an illusion and a construct, but it is the metric we use to manage our output and I find that it’s incredibly elusive. Time just goes on and will leave you in the dust if you don’t find a way to harmonize alongside the motion.

I’m finding right now that I feel very tender about the reality of time. Set against the backdrop of my own life and my future and the fact that choices do carry greater weight as the seconds, days and years go by - I’ve really learned how fleeting and precious this all is. This is perhaps part of my pull towards documenting life in general and looking at life through the lens. Is this a way to keep time? To bend time to my own will? Maybe. Probably in some ways.

My birthday weekend started off with the convergence of friends who like me, have found a language with documenting the world around them. And it was so meaningful to have that quiet time together to walk around, have a quickie road trip adventure, and contemplate life together through framing the world around us.

There was a really special moment on our sunrise adventure out to Glamis where I found that Stacy, Corey and I were in a triangle formation, not talking at all, each snapping a photo of the other snapping a photo. I realized that we share this language and that those moments are our own form of meditation. Having people that speak your language makes you a very lucky person. Having people who understand, or at least respect the way you see the world is an incredible gift.

Thank you for this time with me @stacykeck @coreysabs and @amandaproudfit 💙

All images here are Stacy’s. THIS is Stacy’s world and it’s a world I love so much and am so honored to be a part of.

I started considering what turning 40 meant about 6 months ago. I had this whole intention of setting aside time to really contemplate my life. To examine everything under the guise of refining my future to make space for my very best self to emerge…

There wasn’t time for this expansive journey inward. In fact, there isn’t a lot of time at all. Time might be an illusion and a construct, but it is the metric we use to manage our output and I find that it’s incredibly elusive. Time just goes on and will leave you in the dust if you don’t find a way to harmonize alongside the motion.

I’m finding right now that I feel very tender about the reality of time. Set against the backdrop of my own life and my future and the fact that choices do carry greater weight as the seconds, days and years go by - I’ve really learned how fleeting and precious this all is. This is perhaps part of my pull towards documenting life in general and looking at life through the lens. Is this a way to keep time? To bend time to my own will? Maybe. Probably in some ways.

My birthday weekend started off with the convergence of friends who like me, have found a language with documenting the world around them. And it was so meaningful to have that quiet time together to walk around, have a quickie road trip adventure, and contemplate life together through framing the world around us.

There was a really special moment on our sunrise adventure out to Glamis where I found that Stacy, Corey and I were in a triangle formation, not talking at all, each snapping a photo of the other snapping a photo. I realized that we share this language and that those moments are our own form of meditation. Having people that speak your language makes you a very lucky person. Having people who understand, or at least respect the way you see the world is an incredible gift.

Thank you for this time with me @stacykeck @coreysabs and @amandaproudfit 💙

All images here are Stacy’s. THIS is Stacy’s world and it’s a world I love so much and am so honored to be a part of.

I started considering what turning 40 meant about 6 months ago. I had this whole intention of setting aside time to really contemplate my life. To examine everything under the guise of refining my future to make space for my very best self to emerge…

There wasn’t time for this expansive journey inward. In fact, there isn’t a lot of time at all. Time might be an illusion and a construct, but it is the metric we use to manage our output and I find that it’s incredibly elusive. Time just goes on and will leave you in the dust if you don’t find a way to harmonize alongside the motion.

I’m finding right now that I feel very tender about the reality of time. Set against the backdrop of my own life and my future and the fact that choices do carry greater weight as the seconds, days and years go by - I’ve really learned how fleeting and precious this all is. This is perhaps part of my pull towards documenting life in general and looking at life through the lens. Is this a way to keep time? To bend time to my own will? Maybe. Probably in some ways.

My birthday weekend started off with the convergence of friends who like me, have found a language with documenting the world around them. And it was so meaningful to have that quiet time together to walk around, have a quickie road trip adventure, and contemplate life together through framing the world around us.

There was a really special moment on our sunrise adventure out to Glamis where I found that Stacy, Corey and I were in a triangle formation, not talking at all, each snapping a photo of the other snapping a photo. I realized that we share this language and that those moments are our own form of meditation. Having people that speak your language makes you a very lucky person. Having people who understand, or at least respect the way you see the world is an incredible gift.

Thank you for this time with me @stacykeck @coreysabs and @amandaproudfit 💙

All images here are Stacy’s. THIS is Stacy’s world and it’s a world I love so much and am so honored to be a part of.

I started considering what turning 40 meant about 6 months ago. I had this whole intention of setting aside time to really contemplate my life. To examine everything under the guise of refining my future to make space for my very best self to emerge…

There wasn’t time for this expansive journey inward. In fact, there isn’t a lot of time at all. Time might be an illusion and a construct, but it is the metric we use to manage our output and I find that it’s incredibly elusive. Time just goes on and will leave you in the dust if you don’t find a way to harmonize alongside the motion.

I’m finding right now that I feel very tender about the reality of time. Set against the backdrop of my own life and my future and the fact that choices do carry greater weight as the seconds, days and years go by - I’ve really learned how fleeting and precious this all is. This is perhaps part of my pull towards documenting life in general and looking at life through the lens. Is this a way to keep time? To bend time to my own will? Maybe. Probably in some ways.

My birthday weekend started off with the convergence of friends who like me, have found a language with documenting the world around them. And it was so meaningful to have that quiet time together to walk around, have a quickie road trip adventure, and contemplate life together through framing the world around us.

There was a really special moment on our sunrise adventure out to Glamis where I found that Stacy, Corey and I were in a triangle formation, not talking at all, each snapping a photo of the other snapping a photo. I realized that we share this language and that those moments are our own form of meditation. Having people that speak your language makes you a very lucky person. Having people who understand, or at least respect the way you see the world is an incredible gift.

Thank you for this time with me @stacykeck @coreysabs and @amandaproudfit 💙

All images here are Stacy’s. THIS is Stacy’s world and it’s a world I love so much and am so honored to be a part of.

I started considering what turning 40 meant about 6 months ago. I had this whole intention of setting aside time to really contemplate my life. To examine everything under the guise of refining my future to make space for my very best self to emerge…

There wasn’t time for this expansive journey inward. In fact, there isn’t a lot of time at all. Time might be an illusion and a construct, but it is the metric we use to manage our output and I find that it’s incredibly elusive. Time just goes on and will leave you in the dust if you don’t find a way to harmonize alongside the motion.

I’m finding right now that I feel very tender about the reality of time. Set against the backdrop of my own life and my future and the fact that choices do carry greater weight as the seconds, days and years go by - I’ve really learned how fleeting and precious this all is. This is perhaps part of my pull towards documenting life in general and looking at life through the lens. Is this a way to keep time? To bend time to my own will? Maybe. Probably in some ways.

My birthday weekend started off with the convergence of friends who like me, have found a language with documenting the world around them. And it was so meaningful to have that quiet time together to walk around, have a quickie road trip adventure, and contemplate life together through framing the world around us.

There was a really special moment on our sunrise adventure out to Glamis where I found that Stacy, Corey and I were in a triangle formation, not talking at all, each snapping a photo of the other snapping a photo. I realized that we share this language and that those moments are our own form of meditation. Having people that speak your language makes you a very lucky person. Having people who understand, or at least respect the way you see the world is an incredible gift.

Thank you for this time with me @stacykeck @coreysabs and @amandaproudfit 💙

All images here are Stacy’s. THIS is Stacy’s world and it’s a world I love so much and am so honored to be a part of.

I started considering what turning 40 meant about 6 months ago. I had this whole intention of setting aside time to really contemplate my life. To examine everything under the guise of refining my future to make space for my very best self to emerge…

There wasn’t time for this expansive journey inward. In fact, there isn’t a lot of time at all. Time might be an illusion and a construct, but it is the metric we use to manage our output and I find that it’s incredibly elusive. Time just goes on and will leave you in the dust if you don’t find a way to harmonize alongside the motion.

I’m finding right now that I feel very tender about the reality of time. Set against the backdrop of my own life and my future and the fact that choices do carry greater weight as the seconds, days and years go by - I’ve really learned how fleeting and precious this all is. This is perhaps part of my pull towards documenting life in general and looking at life through the lens. Is this a way to keep time? To bend time to my own will? Maybe. Probably in some ways.

My birthday weekend started off with the convergence of friends who like me, have found a language with documenting the world around them. And it was so meaningful to have that quiet time together to walk around, have a quickie road trip adventure, and contemplate life together through framing the world around us.

There was a really special moment on our sunrise adventure out to Glamis where I found that Stacy, Corey and I were in a triangle formation, not talking at all, each snapping a photo of the other snapping a photo. I realized that we share this language and that those moments are our own form of meditation. Having people that speak your language makes you a very lucky person. Having people who understand, or at least respect the way you see the world is an incredible gift.

Thank you for this time with me @stacykeck @coreysabs and @amandaproudfit 💙

All images here are Stacy’s. THIS is Stacy’s world and it’s a world I love so much and am so honored to be a part of.

I started considering what turning 40 meant about 6 months ago. I had this whole intention of setting aside time to really contemplate my life. To examine everything under the guise of refining my future to make space for my very best self to emerge…

There wasn’t time for this expansive journey inward. In fact, there isn’t a lot of time at all. Time might be an illusion and a construct, but it is the metric we use to manage our output and I find that it’s incredibly elusive. Time just goes on and will leave you in the dust if you don’t find a way to harmonize alongside the motion.

I’m finding right now that I feel very tender about the reality of time. Set against the backdrop of my own life and my future and the fact that choices do carry greater weight as the seconds, days and years go by - I’ve really learned how fleeting and precious this all is. This is perhaps part of my pull towards documenting life in general and looking at life through the lens. Is this a way to keep time? To bend time to my own will? Maybe. Probably in some ways.

My birthday weekend started off with the convergence of friends who like me, have found a language with documenting the world around them. And it was so meaningful to have that quiet time together to walk around, have a quickie road trip adventure, and contemplate life together through framing the world around us.

There was a really special moment on our sunrise adventure out to Glamis where I found that Stacy, Corey and I were in a triangle formation, not talking at all, each snapping a photo of the other snapping a photo. I realized that we share this language and that those moments are our own form of meditation. Having people that speak your language makes you a very lucky person. Having people who understand, or at least respect the way you see the world is an incredible gift.

Thank you for this time with me @stacykeck @coreysabs and @amandaproudfit 💙

All images here are Stacy’s. THIS is Stacy’s world and it’s a world I love so much and am so honored to be a part of.

I started considering what turning 40 meant about 6 months ago. I had this whole intention of setting aside time to really contemplate my life. To examine everything under the guise of refining my future to make space for my very best self to emerge…

There wasn’t time for this expansive journey inward. In fact, there isn’t a lot of time at all. Time might be an illusion and a construct, but it is the metric we use to manage our output and I find that it’s incredibly elusive. Time just goes on and will leave you in the dust if you don’t find a way to harmonize alongside the motion.

I’m finding right now that I feel very tender about the reality of time. Set against the backdrop of my own life and my future and the fact that choices do carry greater weight as the seconds, days and years go by - I’ve really learned how fleeting and precious this all is. This is perhaps part of my pull towards documenting life in general and looking at life through the lens. Is this a way to keep time? To bend time to my own will? Maybe. Probably in some ways.

My birthday weekend started off with the convergence of friends who like me, have found a language with documenting the world around them. And it was so meaningful to have that quiet time together to walk around, have a quickie road trip adventure, and contemplate life together through framing the world around us.

There was a really special moment on our sunrise adventure out to Glamis where I found that Stacy, Corey and I were in a triangle formation, not talking at all, each snapping a photo of the other snapping a photo. I realized that we share this language and that those moments are our own form of meditation. Having people that speak your language makes you a very lucky person. Having people who understand, or at least respect the way you see the world is an incredible gift.

Thank you for this time with me @stacykeck @coreysabs and @amandaproudfit 💙

All images here are Stacy’s. THIS is Stacy’s world and it’s a world I love so much and am so honored to be a part of.

I started considering what turning 40 meant about 6 months ago. I had this whole intention of setting aside time to really contemplate my life. To examine everything under the guise of refining my future to make space for my very best self to emerge…

There wasn’t time for this expansive journey inward. In fact, there isn’t a lot of time at all. Time might be an illusion and a construct, but it is the metric we use to manage our output and I find that it’s incredibly elusive. Time just goes on and will leave you in the dust if you don’t find a way to harmonize alongside the motion.

I’m finding right now that I feel very tender about the reality of time. Set against the backdrop of my own life and my future and the fact that choices do carry greater weight as the seconds, days and years go by - I’ve really learned how fleeting and precious this all is. This is perhaps part of my pull towards documenting life in general and looking at life through the lens. Is this a way to keep time? To bend time to my own will? Maybe. Probably in some ways.

My birthday weekend started off with the convergence of friends who like me, have found a language with documenting the world around them. And it was so meaningful to have that quiet time together to walk around, have a quickie road trip adventure, and contemplate life together through framing the world around us.

There was a really special moment on our sunrise adventure out to Glamis where I found that Stacy, Corey and I were in a triangle formation, not talking at all, each snapping a photo of the other snapping a photo. I realized that we share this language and that those moments are our own form of meditation. Having people that speak your language makes you a very lucky person. Having people who understand, or at least respect the way you see the world is an incredible gift.

Thank you for this time with me @stacykeck @coreysabs and @amandaproudfit 💙

All images here are Stacy’s. THIS is Stacy’s world and it’s a world I love so much and am so honored to be a part of.

I started considering what turning 40 meant about 6 months ago. I had this whole intention of setting aside time to really contemplate my life. To examine everything under the guise of refining my future to make space for my very best self to emerge…

There wasn’t time for this expansive journey inward. In fact, there isn’t a lot of time at all. Time might be an illusion and a construct, but it is the metric we use to manage our output and I find that it’s incredibly elusive. Time just goes on and will leave you in the dust if you don’t find a way to harmonize alongside the motion.

I’m finding right now that I feel very tender about the reality of time. Set against the backdrop of my own life and my future and the fact that choices do carry greater weight as the seconds, days and years go by - I’ve really learned how fleeting and precious this all is. This is perhaps part of my pull towards documenting life in general and looking at life through the lens. Is this a way to keep time? To bend time to my own will? Maybe. Probably in some ways.

My birthday weekend started off with the convergence of friends who like me, have found a language with documenting the world around them. And it was so meaningful to have that quiet time together to walk around, have a quickie road trip adventure, and contemplate life together through framing the world around us.

There was a really special moment on our sunrise adventure out to Glamis where I found that Stacy, Corey and I were in a triangle formation, not talking at all, each snapping a photo of the other snapping a photo. I realized that we share this language and that those moments are our own form of meditation. Having people that speak your language makes you a very lucky person. Having people who understand, or at least respect the way you see the world is an incredible gift.

Thank you for this time with me @stacykeck @coreysabs and @amandaproudfit 💙

All images here are Stacy’s. THIS is Stacy’s world and it’s a world I love so much and am so honored to be a part of.

I started considering what turning 40 meant about 6 months ago. I had this whole intention of setting aside time to really contemplate my life. To examine everything under the guise of refining my future to make space for my very best self to emerge…

There wasn’t time for this expansive journey inward. In fact, there isn’t a lot of time at all. Time might be an illusion and a construct, but it is the metric we use to manage our output and I find that it’s incredibly elusive. Time just goes on and will leave you in the dust if you don’t find a way to harmonize alongside the motion.

I’m finding right now that I feel very tender about the reality of time. Set against the backdrop of my own life and my future and the fact that choices do carry greater weight as the seconds, days and years go by - I’ve really learned how fleeting and precious this all is. This is perhaps part of my pull towards documenting life in general and looking at life through the lens. Is this a way to keep time? To bend time to my own will? Maybe. Probably in some ways.

My birthday weekend started off with the convergence of friends who like me, have found a language with documenting the world around them. And it was so meaningful to have that quiet time together to walk around, have a quickie road trip adventure, and contemplate life together through framing the world around us.

There was a really special moment on our sunrise adventure out to Glamis where I found that Stacy, Corey and I were in a triangle formation, not talking at all, each snapping a photo of the other snapping a photo. I realized that we share this language and that those moments are our own form of meditation. Having people that speak your language makes you a very lucky person. Having people who understand, or at least respect the way you see the world is an incredible gift.

Thank you for this time with me @stacykeck @coreysabs and @amandaproudfit 💙

All images here are Stacy’s. THIS is Stacy’s world and it’s a world I love so much and am so honored to be a part of.

I started considering what turning 40 meant about 6 months ago. I had this whole intention of setting aside time to really contemplate my life. To examine everything under the guise of refining my future to make space for my very best self to emerge…

There wasn’t time for this expansive journey inward. In fact, there isn’t a lot of time at all. Time might be an illusion and a construct, but it is the metric we use to manage our output and I find that it’s incredibly elusive. Time just goes on and will leave you in the dust if you don’t find a way to harmonize alongside the motion.

I’m finding right now that I feel very tender about the reality of time. Set against the backdrop of my own life and my future and the fact that choices do carry greater weight as the seconds, days and years go by - I’ve really learned how fleeting and precious this all is. This is perhaps part of my pull towards documenting life in general and looking at life through the lens. Is this a way to keep time? To bend time to my own will? Maybe. Probably in some ways.

My birthday weekend started off with the convergence of friends who like me, have found a language with documenting the world around them. And it was so meaningful to have that quiet time together to walk around, have a quickie road trip adventure, and contemplate life together through framing the world around us.

There was a really special moment on our sunrise adventure out to Glamis where I found that Stacy, Corey and I were in a triangle formation, not talking at all, each snapping a photo of the other snapping a photo. I realized that we share this language and that those moments are our own form of meditation. Having people that speak your language makes you a very lucky person. Having people who understand, or at least respect the way you see the world is an incredible gift.

Thank you for this time with me @stacykeck @coreysabs and @amandaproudfit 💙

All images here are Stacy’s. THIS is Stacy’s world and it’s a world I love so much and am so honored to be a part of.

I started considering what turning 40 meant about 6 months ago. I had this whole intention of setting aside time to really contemplate my life. To examine everything under the guise of refining my future to make space for my very best self to emerge…

There wasn’t time for this expansive journey inward. In fact, there isn’t a lot of time at all. Time might be an illusion and a construct, but it is the metric we use to manage our output and I find that it’s incredibly elusive. Time just goes on and will leave you in the dust if you don’t find a way to harmonize alongside the motion.

I’m finding right now that I feel very tender about the reality of time. Set against the backdrop of my own life and my future and the fact that choices do carry greater weight as the seconds, days and years go by - I’ve really learned how fleeting and precious this all is. This is perhaps part of my pull towards documenting life in general and looking at life through the lens. Is this a way to keep time? To bend time to my own will? Maybe. Probably in some ways.

My birthday weekend started off with the convergence of friends who like me, have found a language with documenting the world around them. And it was so meaningful to have that quiet time together to walk around, have a quickie road trip adventure, and contemplate life together through framing the world around us.

There was a really special moment on our sunrise adventure out to Glamis where I found that Stacy, Corey and I were in a triangle formation, not talking at all, each snapping a photo of the other snapping a photo. I realized that we share this language and that those moments are our own form of meditation. Having people that speak your language makes you a very lucky person. Having people who understand, or at least respect the way you see the world is an incredible gift.

Thank you for this time with me @stacykeck @coreysabs and @amandaproudfit 💙

All images here are Stacy’s. THIS is Stacy’s world and it’s a world I love so much and am so honored to be a part of.

I started considering what turning 40 meant about 6 months ago. I had this whole intention of setting aside time to really contemplate my life. To examine everything under the guise of refining my future to make space for my very best self to emerge…

There wasn’t time for this expansive journey inward. In fact, there isn’t a lot of time at all. Time might be an illusion and a construct, but it is the metric we use to manage our output and I find that it’s incredibly elusive. Time just goes on and will leave you in the dust if you don’t find a way to harmonize alongside the motion.

I’m finding right now that I feel very tender about the reality of time. Set against the backdrop of my own life and my future and the fact that choices do carry greater weight as the seconds, days and years go by - I’ve really learned how fleeting and precious this all is. This is perhaps part of my pull towards documenting life in general and looking at life through the lens. Is this a way to keep time? To bend time to my own will? Maybe. Probably in some ways.

My birthday weekend started off with the convergence of friends who like me, have found a language with documenting the world around them. And it was so meaningful to have that quiet time together to walk around, have a quickie road trip adventure, and contemplate life together through framing the world around us.

There was a really special moment on our sunrise adventure out to Glamis where I found that Stacy, Corey and I were in a triangle formation, not talking at all, each snapping a photo of the other snapping a photo. I realized that we share this language and that those moments are our own form of meditation. Having people that speak your language makes you a very lucky person. Having people who understand, or at least respect the way you see the world is an incredible gift.

Thank you for this time with me @stacykeck @coreysabs and @amandaproudfit 💙

All images here are Stacy’s. THIS is Stacy’s world and it’s a world I love so much and am so honored to be a part of.

I started considering what turning 40 meant about 6 months ago. I had this whole intention of setting aside time to really contemplate my life. To examine everything under the guise of refining my future to make space for my very best self to emerge…

There wasn’t time for this expansive journey inward. In fact, there isn’t a lot of time at all. Time might be an illusion and a construct, but it is the metric we use to manage our output and I find that it’s incredibly elusive. Time just goes on and will leave you in the dust if you don’t find a way to harmonize alongside the motion.

I’m finding right now that I feel very tender about the reality of time. Set against the backdrop of my own life and my future and the fact that choices do carry greater weight as the seconds, days and years go by - I’ve really learned how fleeting and precious this all is. This is perhaps part of my pull towards documenting life in general and looking at life through the lens. Is this a way to keep time? To bend time to my own will? Maybe. Probably in some ways.

My birthday weekend started off with the convergence of friends who like me, have found a language with documenting the world around them. And it was so meaningful to have that quiet time together to walk around, have a quickie road trip adventure, and contemplate life together through framing the world around us.

There was a really special moment on our sunrise adventure out to Glamis where I found that Stacy, Corey and I were in a triangle formation, not talking at all, each snapping a photo of the other snapping a photo. I realized that we share this language and that those moments are our own form of meditation. Having people that speak your language makes you a very lucky person. Having people who understand, or at least respect the way you see the world is an incredible gift.

Thank you for this time with me @stacykeck @coreysabs and @amandaproudfit 💙

All images here are Stacy’s. THIS is Stacy’s world and it’s a world I love so much and am so honored to be a part of.

I started considering what turning 40 meant about 6 months ago. I had this whole intention of setting aside time to really contemplate my life. To examine everything under the guise of refining my future to make space for my very best self to emerge…

There wasn’t time for this expansive journey inward. In fact, there isn’t a lot of time at all. Time might be an illusion and a construct, but it is the metric we use to manage our output and I find that it’s incredibly elusive. Time just goes on and will leave you in the dust if you don’t find a way to harmonize alongside the motion.

I’m finding right now that I feel very tender about the reality of time. Set against the backdrop of my own life and my future and the fact that choices do carry greater weight as the seconds, days and years go by - I’ve really learned how fleeting and precious this all is. This is perhaps part of my pull towards documenting life in general and looking at life through the lens. Is this a way to keep time? To bend time to my own will? Maybe. Probably in some ways.

My birthday weekend started off with the convergence of friends who like me, have found a language with documenting the world around them. And it was so meaningful to have that quiet time together to walk around, have a quickie road trip adventure, and contemplate life together through framing the world around us.

There was a really special moment on our sunrise adventure out to Glamis where I found that Stacy, Corey and I were in a triangle formation, not talking at all, each snapping a photo of the other snapping a photo. I realized that we share this language and that those moments are our own form of meditation. Having people that speak your language makes you a very lucky person. Having people who understand, or at least respect the way you see the world is an incredible gift.

Thank you for this time with me @stacykeck @coreysabs and @amandaproudfit 💙

All images here are Stacy’s. THIS is Stacy’s world and it’s a world I love so much and am so honored to be a part of.

I started considering what turning 40 meant about 6 months ago. I had this whole intention of setting aside time to really contemplate my life. To examine everything under the guise of refining my future to make space for my very best self to emerge…

There wasn’t time for this expansive journey inward. In fact, there isn’t a lot of time at all. Time might be an illusion and a construct, but it is the metric we use to manage our output and I find that it’s incredibly elusive. Time just goes on and will leave you in the dust if you don’t find a way to harmonize alongside the motion.

I’m finding right now that I feel very tender about the reality of time. Set against the backdrop of my own life and my future and the fact that choices do carry greater weight as the seconds, days and years go by - I’ve really learned how fleeting and precious this all is. This is perhaps part of my pull towards documenting life in general and looking at life through the lens. Is this a way to keep time? To bend time to my own will? Maybe. Probably in some ways.

My birthday weekend started off with the convergence of friends who like me, have found a language with documenting the world around them. And it was so meaningful to have that quiet time together to walk around, have a quickie road trip adventure, and contemplate life together through framing the world around us.

There was a really special moment on our sunrise adventure out to Glamis where I found that Stacy, Corey and I were in a triangle formation, not talking at all, each snapping a photo of the other snapping a photo. I realized that we share this language and that those moments are our own form of meditation. Having people that speak your language makes you a very lucky person. Having people who understand, or at least respect the way you see the world is an incredible gift.

Thank you for this time with me @stacykeck @coreysabs and @amandaproudfit 💙

All images here are Stacy’s. THIS is Stacy’s world and it’s a world I love so much and am so honored to be a part of.

I started considering what turning 40 meant about 6 months ago. I had this whole intention of setting aside time to really contemplate my life. To examine everything under the guise of refining my future to make space for my very best self to emerge…

There wasn’t time for this expansive journey inward. In fact, there isn’t a lot of time at all. Time might be an illusion and a construct, but it is the metric we use to manage our output and I find that it’s incredibly elusive. Time just goes on and will leave you in the dust if you don’t find a way to harmonize alongside the motion.

I’m finding right now that I feel very tender about the reality of time. Set against the backdrop of my own life and my future and the fact that choices do carry greater weight as the seconds, days and years go by - I’ve really learned how fleeting and precious this all is. This is perhaps part of my pull towards documenting life in general and looking at life through the lens. Is this a way to keep time? To bend time to my own will? Maybe. Probably in some ways.

My birthday weekend started off with the convergence of friends who like me, have found a language with documenting the world around them. And it was so meaningful to have that quiet time together to walk around, have a quickie road trip adventure, and contemplate life together through framing the world around us.

There was a really special moment on our sunrise adventure out to Glamis where I found that Stacy, Corey and I were in a triangle formation, not talking at all, each snapping a photo of the other snapping a photo. I realized that we share this language and that those moments are our own form of meditation. Having people that speak your language makes you a very lucky person. Having people who understand, or at least respect the way you see the world is an incredible gift.

Thank you for this time with me @stacykeck @coreysabs and @amandaproudfit 💙

All images here are Stacy’s. THIS is Stacy’s world and it’s a world I love so much and am so honored to be a part of.

I started considering what turning 40 meant about 6 months ago. I had this whole intention of setting aside time to really contemplate my life. To examine everything under the guise of refining my future to make space for my very best self to emerge…

There wasn’t time for this expansive journey inward. In fact, there isn’t a lot of time at all. Time might be an illusion and a construct, but it is the metric we use to manage our output and I find that it’s incredibly elusive. Time just goes on and will leave you in the dust if you don’t find a way to harmonize alongside the motion.

I’m finding right now that I feel very tender about the reality of time. Set against the backdrop of my own life and my future and the fact that choices do carry greater weight as the seconds, days and years go by - I’ve really learned how fleeting and precious this all is. This is perhaps part of my pull towards documenting life in general and looking at life through the lens. Is this a way to keep time? To bend time to my own will? Maybe. Probably in some ways.

My birthday weekend started off with the convergence of friends who like me, have found a language with documenting the world around them. And it was so meaningful to have that quiet time together to walk around, have a quickie road trip adventure, and contemplate life together through framing the world around us.

There was a really special moment on our sunrise adventure out to Glamis where I found that Stacy, Corey and I were in a triangle formation, not talking at all, each snapping a photo of the other snapping a photo. I realized that we share this language and that those moments are our own form of meditation. Having people that speak your language makes you a very lucky person. Having people who understand, or at least respect the way you see the world is an incredible gift.

Thank you for this time with me @stacykeck @coreysabs and @amandaproudfit 💙

All images here are Stacy’s. THIS is Stacy’s world and it’s a world I love so much and am so honored to be a part of.

I started considering what turning 40 meant about 6 months ago. I had this whole intention of setting aside time to really contemplate my life. To examine everything under the guise of refining my future to make space for my very best self to emerge…

There wasn’t time for this expansive journey inward. In fact, there isn’t a lot of time at all. Time might be an illusion and a construct, but it is the metric we use to manage our output and I find that it’s incredibly elusive. Time just goes on and will leave you in the dust if you don’t find a way to harmonize alongside the motion.

I’m finding right now that I feel very tender about the reality of time. Set against the backdrop of my own life and my future and the fact that choices do carry greater weight as the seconds, days and years go by - I’ve really learned how fleeting and precious this all is. This is perhaps part of my pull towards documenting life in general and looking at life through the lens. Is this a way to keep time? To bend time to my own will? Maybe. Probably in some ways.

My birthday weekend started off with the convergence of friends who like me, have found a language with documenting the world around them. And it was so meaningful to have that quiet time together to walk around, have a quickie road trip adventure, and contemplate life together through framing the world around us.

There was a really special moment on our sunrise adventure out to Glamis where I found that Stacy, Corey and I were in a triangle formation, not talking at all, each snapping a photo of the other snapping a photo. I realized that we share this language and that those moments are our own form of meditation. Having people that speak your language makes you a very lucky person. Having people who understand, or at least respect the way you see the world is an incredible gift.

Thank you for this time with me @stacykeck @coreysabs and @amandaproudfit 💙

All images here are Stacy’s. THIS is Stacy’s world and it’s a world I love so much and am so honored to be a part of.

Beauty work with @hannahjsaunders last year MUAH @by_cassandrapaige

Beauty work with @hannahjsaunders last year MUAH @by_cassandrapaige

Beauty work with @hannahjsaunders last year MUAH @by_cassandrapaige

Beauty work with @hannahjsaunders last year MUAH @by_cassandrapaige

🧜‍♀️ legit exist on 35mm