i did an interview over the holidays for Lucky Brand (here), who featured STILL on their company blog on christmas day. they emailed a dozen questions about my daily routines, about jack the puggle, and about how and where i find my inspiration. the questions prompted me to revisit a number of images and moments and some of my original motivations for starting this blog. when they asked about my favorite finds over the last three years, i realized i had to sift through a number of quite spectacular finds, including a baby eagle, a great horned owl, a trumpeter swan, a coyote, and the great blue heron above, but my favorite finds, as opposed to my most spectacular finds, were the ones that had emotion behind them. the favorites each had a story that meant something to me. which is not something i think about very often. i mostly search for images that are beautiful or interesting, but not necessarily images attached to an emotion or a narrative. perhaps, thanks to an unexpected interview, that will now change.
great blue heron feather
grass lake, saint paul, minnesota
The blue heron is meaningfully symbolic to me, so thank you for this one.