Photo taken by DeeDee: My world is filtered through the lens of bipolar disorder. Most of my photography uses vintage and lo-fi cameras to capture the way my reality feels in the moment.
I am overflowing with emotion, yet swallowing it back somehow makes me feel hollow. The detritus of mental illness piles up when I don’t put words to it. Someday the truth will overflow and spill out.
This photo was made on a gray, drizzly day with a flipped-lens Kodak Brownie Hawkeye Flash, Arista.EDU 400 120 film re-spooled to 620, and daylight processing.
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Reblogged this on Disorderly Chickadee and commented:
I should do more photography. It’s been awhile.
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It’s a wonderful photo. Love the composition, the mood, the soft edges, the claustrophobia of it.
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