Stories from the Snap Shack Issue #1

"A spider lives inside my head, who weaves a strange and wondrous web, of silken threads and silver strings, to catch all sorts of flying things, like crumbs of thoughts and bits of smiles, and specks of dried-up tears, and dust of dreams that catch and cling, for years and years and years..."          S. Silverstein

I went out to shoot the fog this morning and instead found myself caught up in this web. Pun intended! Photography has taught me to be more open to serendipity, to let go of THE PLAN. But above all else it has taught me to lean into my vulnerability. For to be an artist is to open your heart, to find the strength and resilience in what seems like fragility. Like the silk of the web and the spider's daily rebuilding of it. So I suppose in the end I went to take a picture of fog and captured a metaphor:)

This blog is produced from my Piermont studio, known by my inner circle as Kate's 'Snap Shack'. Enjoy and share with others in your inner circle.