There is a lot of heaviness in this world right now. As it seems there always is, but in reality of recent news stories, everything just feels more dense. I’m not going to lie, doing this project continuously is a lot of weight to hold and for that reason alone,
“I think you deserve to look back on your life without this chorus a resounding voices saying “I could have but it’s too late now.” So there’s a time for silent, and there’s a time for waiting your turn. But if you know how you feel, and you so clearly
Grief is loss; but grief isn’t just loss of physical life. Grief is the loss of a life you had, or an existence you had prior to the rug being ripped from underneath you. Sometimes we are blindsided by the people we love – sometimes there are secrets held from
After Red, I photographed Lover. One of my FAVORITE albums is this one. When Folklore came out, those of us who completely adored this album, we had too much to process… lol. This album is special to me for many reasons, but I’m going to hold on to all of
Continuing on my series, the next shoot I got to photograph was Red!! For this specific shoot Chelsea and I decided to do a few different looks. The first was the original vibes of when Red was released and her album art. We wanted to show her old art while
HELLLO! So for 2022 I started a few projects which I’ve been updating their pages but never got around to blogging some of this stuff individually. I started a more series line of work about grief to encourage discussion of what grief is. We have this wild perception that grief
Paige Young 