My travel photography prints are now available for digital download on Etsy!
I had a chuckle today browsing this dusty website which I haven’t properly attended to in almost half a decade now. So many faces of people I know or once knew and am so honored to have had the opportunity to capture them in my lens. Happy memories cropping up of some of those shoots and how we grew from strangers to client/photographer to friends. And the chuckle is mostly for the fact that I started a blog series about my cruise ship travels and ended up only offering two entries (very typical). I wish I had written more as I hardly remember half of the details I had written down.
My relationship with photography has waivered in the past few years as life picked up in so many other ways, and my camera grew a pound too heavy to convince me to carry it out all the time. But this past month has been one of reflection and reset for me. Finally finding the time after so many years, I sifted through the SD cards and drives and saw past the cryptically numbered image files to the raw memories steeped deep in nostalgia.
Even though the pandemic has long ended and cabin fever has turned into go-go-go/work-work-work fever, photos of past travels still transport me to cherished times that make me want to book an impromptu ticket to Paris and jet off for a week - or two, or three - to usher in a new story, to visit the cafes I’ve imagined sitting at and making sure to snap a photo of the perfectly framed croissant before taking the first bite, knowing one day I will look back on this photo fondly like I do with the ones I already have.
So I decided to give my stock travel photos some new life. Photos of Pulpit Rock, taken at about forty different angles, captures of allegedly every canal dissecting Venice and all of the charming blocks inbetween, collections from Norway, Rome, Tallinn, Barcelona, and more - they now will live on Etsy! Or they will soon, as I add more listings to the my page.
If you have stumbled upon this blog entry, please feel free to check out my Etsy page! I have never sold my photography before; and as of now, I boast 0 sales. Maybe in ten years, I will still have 0 sales. But if just one person finds my shop and finds inspiration, solace, or aesthetic gain in my photography, I will be overjoyed.
My shop contains single photos as well as pre-made wall galleries. All files are digital downloads, which means you will have the freedom to print these in any fashion you’d like: on matte paper, on canvas, small or giant. You will also receive the images instantly and be able to make creative magic with them immediately upon purchase. And if you do happen to purchase a print, please feel free to email me a picture of how you choose to make it part of your space.
Thank you in advance for your support, and thank you for spending a little time on my photography website today and listening to my thoughts. :)