Let Her Dream, Let Her Dream
Every night last week, I came to bed to find that someone had taken my place, and that she was doing my dreaming for me.
Our Sunday Best: The Time Ghost Rides the Light— Group f/64, Zeitgeist and Photography
A man stands in a canyon. He is wearing a hat with a round brim. The sun is late in the sky, but the man’s attention is solely on his view camera. Lucky, lucky us. We’ve arrived at just the right time to watch History plant a big ol’ smacky kiss on this soon-to-be-legendary photographer.
Three Seconds of Available Light
So, that old saying about pictures worth a thousand words? This one’s worth a million to me.
Genuine
A photograph, a story, and a CALL for self-portraits and stories. IN FACT— a CONTEST with a prize! (We’ve never done this before!)
Where My Mind Goes When I Think of You
This has got to be the latest Sunday post in the history of Bluebird Blvd. Just wait for Monday. There’s more happiness coming your way.
Our Sunday Best: Truth Makes Contact {And Then You Wake, Not Knowing How You Arrived to This Place}
Wake up. Listen to me. What we thought documentary photography was in the 1930s through the 1960s is not what we think now.
Taking Life One Chewy Treat at a Time
As I’ve been experiencing a massive bout of insomnia this month, I think I’m going to follow Monkey’s advice, and take life one chewy at a time.
The Light Changes Who We Are
This is the question that is never far from my mind: Why can light charge and shape and change, not just how we look, but who we are? And I’m only partly talking about photography here.
Our Dreams Are Simple
Please enjoy this photograph of The Husband, but know that there is a THIRD post coming today! Also, we will be posting on an extra day— tomorrow (aka, Valentine’s Day)— as Valentine’s Day really the international holiday for all bluebirds, everywhere. <3
The Breath Between Frames: Meditations on the Self-Portrait
Why do we take self-portraits with our cameras? Why do I? Why do you? <3
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