the maker’s portfolio: robin cust jewelry

sacred spaces is a celebration of the creative process. the mystical energy spun out of working with your hands. the gentle and knowing voice of your intuition. and the space we carve out to allow these parts to grow. this is robin’s scared space

summer afternoon

“Summer afternoon—summer afternoon; to me those have always been the two most beautiful words in the English language.” – Henry James &nbsp

The Maker’s Portfolio: U BEE WELL

I can’t quite express my deep happiness and contentment while photographing an individual in their creative and sacred space. To me, it is one of the deepest forms of connection, where all things feel grounded, awake and uplifted at the same time. whatever it is the maker is making, the space, the objects and the participants [&hellip

a girl on her farm

i got to spend a sweet afternoon shooting creative headshots for my friend and wonderful web designer Ginger. she used to live right around the corner from me on a busy street. now she and her sweet hubby doug bought a gorgeous farm and have all the space in the world to make amazing memories. [&hellip

sacred spaces

personal projects have brought me back to life this winter. sacred spaces is a celebration of the creative process. the mystical energy spun out of working with your hands. the gentle and knowing voice of your intuition. and the space we carve out to allow these parts to grow. so thankful i took the time [&hellip

liberty

Recently, I had the pleasure of visiting a dear, beautiful friend up in Maine. It was an inspiring visit to say the least and grounded me to see so many working artists and crafts people. Seeing her in a place she’s called home for several years reminded me of the personal relationship that develops between [&hellip

hartford prints!

what a gift to collaborate with and feature other artists! this collective of three sisters are wonderfully talented, i was thrilled to get the chance to shoot their new store in Hartford! check them out: http://www.hartfordprints.com &nbsp

gray’s ferry philadelphia portrait

when ever i go home to philly, i am over come with a deep pulling feeling, back to a city that holds so much of who i am and what i love about the world. the diversity, the food, the feeling of life buzzing all around, the collage of historic architecture and the philly grit. [&hellip

night blooming

my mother named me after a night blooming jasmine she saw in her mother’s front yard. perhaps this is why i tend towards being a night owl, and why i am obsessed with shooting at that point in the evening when every bit of light is being washed away by night. the fleeting moments of the [&hellip

may

“get used to the bear behind you.” – werner herzog the breath on your back following you into dreams and early morning haze it’s awake and it’s calling portrait series

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