I’m often asked how I photograph my Self-Portraits. This is short, little video to show how simple the setup is and can be. From my experience, self-portraiture has been such a great way to connect with /and understanding photography - thus I hope this posting is helpful in getting you started! Enjoy :)
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Repainting
Photographing and being silly :)
While in Nova Scotia, I was lucky enough to meet the most wonderful people while visiting. New found friends that open their homes to me, explored the back roads/rural areas that I was unfamiliar with, shared their personal knowledge and thoughts, and even took the time to assist me with my work while there. This year I have been continually inspired by the level of friendship and trust I have experienced.
Here, another fellow photographer was nice enough to assist me on a 7AM shoot in the fields surrounding my grandmother’s old farmhouse. The night prior it had poured, bring to light the most beautiful morning!
To everyone that I had the great opportunity to meet those two weeks - thank you!
— (via armorfoto)
Ever since I was child, I have had a fascination in the beauty of history, ancestry, and vintage imagery. This past year I had the unique opportunity to revisit this interest through my road trips to Nova Scotia - which has by far been an inspiration in more ways than one.
Mom - thank you for letting me borrow your wedding dress this morning :) Its so beautiful!
Alicia Savage is a self-portrait photographer based in Boston, Massachusetts. Her fine art photography is very much a documentation of her life and mind as a 29-year-old woman exploring life; inspired by her surroundings and recent travels.
"Photography has opened my mind and heart to understand myself and the world beyond what is assumed; to always be inspired by my curiosity and imagination of what is and could be."
www.aliciasavage.com
