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recently got to work on a really fun project shooting for a new plan coming out by T-Mobile, called Bobsled. the goal in the shoot was to feature users in distinct Seattle locations. good people. a great client. the best city. what more could i ask for.
the site went live a few days ago. feel free to check out the plan and images on your own! big thanks to everyone on the shoot. was the bestest of days. the lovely faces done by Ja. a lot of people dont know that i lived in Australia back when i was in college. lovely manly beach. and it was because of that, that i made friends from all over the world. including great girls from sweden. and it was because of that, that i went to sweden 3 years ago to visit them. my first camera, in tow. and it was because of that, that i began shooting. that i returned to the US, a photographer in heart. so a lot of love is in my heart for Australia. i feel like so much in my life happened because i went there. amazing.
“have you been to melbourne?” ”oh you gotta get there!” – I’ve been told many times. i always heard the best things about this city, i knew i had to get there. so after my darling levi & esther’s wedding in Adelaide, i knew i had to get over to Melbourne. or, Mel-bun as the aussies say.
let me tell you, i adore. ADORE. this city. on the water, the architecture is amazing. design, beautiful. everything is centered around the river running through the city. shopping galore. and the ‘youngest’ feeling city i’ve probably ever been to. so many young people. i dont think i saw anyone over 35 my whole time there. i only have good things to say about this city. apparently it is the best place for coffee as well, but nothing compares to seattle, so aussies really dont know. melbourne, i will return. this was a wonderful introduction.
this kid was amazing.
first self portrait.
went on a photo walk with Daniel Bilsborough. so awesome to have community around the world.
until next time, my dear darling. by Andria show 15 comments my sweet sweet dear darlings. esther and levi. and their whole crew. as i continue down my path, it becomes more and more evident…these are made for me. these weddings, where i see my bride across the airport. is that her? they bring me in, and i get the front seat view into their lives. days spent together. breakfasts. shopping. being right there as the days are counted down, leading to the day. because i’ve learned, its one of the best ways to document truly. know them truly. and that comes with time. time spent together. i’ve had a taste and now it just seems there’s no better way to do it. the relationships I’m able to form, are unbeatable and changes the way I document them.
gracious. easy going. they’ve been together for years, since their youth. there is so much security and shared life here. joined deep at the heart, they do not always have to be side by side. they just fit, they’ve become very muh a unit. a beautiful day in the darling town of strathalbyn. bed and breakfasts. things done by hand. a perfectly relaxed and enjoyed day. there’s nothing better.
the wedding day .
gosh.
natural spotlight. love ‘em.
one of my favorites. of all time. good lord.
and many a thanks to tumblr for randomly allowing fate to bring us together.
all my love. by Andria show 35 comments my sister texted me today. she’s in dental hygiene and they’re donating their time at senior centers today. “it really makes me miss gramma desyl today. seeing the pictures of all the families in the residences rooms, makes me sad.”
i’ve had this want in the back of my brain for a long time. documenting our elderly loved ones, in their home, wherever they live. but its just remained an idea. one of my biggest regrets as being a photographer, is that i wasn’t a photographer when my peppy, bright, independent and lively 104 year old great grandma was alive. that i wasn’t able to document her hands, her one eyebrow that was inevitably drawn on lower than the other. her smile. her pep. her belongings, that are now scattered between family members. i regret so much that i wasn’t a photographer when she was alive. i wish so badly i could have a book of photos that preserved her in her exact being and personality. i have a few of her things and her writing tattoo’d on my side. but that’s about it. that type of thing. loved ones with so much history and life, needs to documented. for zillions of reasons. so i cant go on without starting this ongoing personal project i’m calling “generations.” it just makes sense. i have the ability to document life, so why wouldn’t i. when the one thing i wish so badly i had, is a good photo of my gorgeous 104 great grandma.
so i need your help. i need eyes on this project and the willingness to send some information my way. see below for details. because if i can, why wouldn’t i.
GENERATIONS WHAT: an ongoing personal project documenting story and age. because you never can get that time back and images are of incredible value. WHO: looking for “generations’ candidates over 80 years old or so. couples, singles, widows, whoever. HOW: email me at (ShootMe@AndriaLindquist.com) who they are, a bit about them (1 paragraph is great) and where they reside. as well as general days of the week that would be good to come out. WHEN: there will be no timeline, no amount i’m taking on. just when they come my way, when schedules align. I’ll drive to where they are. WHERE: The greater Seattle area, possibly Portland and Spokane as well, as I travel there throughout the year. But mostly, the Seattle area. **if you have any questions, please dont hesitate to ask.**
I’m so excited. so much good ahead. by Andria show 15 comments |
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so many thanks to these two for hosting me in their home and showing me so much australia goodness.
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