Hampton Roads Photographers | Virginia Film Photographers & Michael and Carina Photography.
Sometimes we photographers, like anybody else who have professional goals, get so caught up in redesigning websites, posting blogs, getting more jobs, etc., that we forget it’s important to get out… enjoy the supposedly “mundane,” beautiful moments of life.
We got these Kodak Portra 400 film scans in yesterday from Indie Film Lab from a day we spent with our little chihuahua in Sandy Bottom Park.
I also got the news yesterday that someone I was very close to in college passed away.
He was an extremely talented writer, a poet, and someone who had dreams that were outmatched only by his talent.
“I write about my dreams but I live life through your photographs,” he told me.
I’ll share these for you today then, John, to let you know we’re thinking of you.
No moment is mundane; every moment is beautiful.
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Rest in peace, my friend.
What a beautiful way to honor the memory of your friend!! An incredible message too!
So sorry for your loss. These pictures are a beautiful memorial to him!
Loss of someone you know is always such a hard thing to get through. The community around here lost 2 teenagers in one week. The girls I coach are trying to cope. It makes you realize how fragile life really is.
I am sorry about your friend….. This blog is a great reminder how precious life is.
I am so sorry for your loss! Thank you for sharing these beautiful images and taking the time out of a busy day to embrace the beauty in life.