© Monika Sosnowski
A few days away from NYC.
A few walks in the woods. Trees have such personalities.
Intrigued.
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© Monika Sosnowski
Going back and forward at once.
More – much more soon.
Oskar © Monika Sosnowski, 2012
The magic of childhood.
What else to post on a Sunday afternoon?
xo,
Monika
Looks like he just saved the world, and is relaxing in the grass, with his costume open at the neck!!
Yes! But still ever so vigilant.
Two year ago.
It was still early.
I remember when you shared these with the class I was taking (for which you were assisting). I especially love the first one. Really lovely.
Thank you Meghan and good to hear from you. How is your work going? Would love to get an update!
There’s poetry at your feet. There’s great beauty to be found where you’d least expect it.
That’s all for now.
Images above from Ordinary Astonishments, a project of mine.
Mama's china cabinet, Poughkeepsie, NY
Róże Maryi (Mama's quarterly and silk flowers in plastic bag), Poughkeepsie, NY
Back in Brooklyn, NY
A weekend of reflections.
Untitled (Praga district, Warsaw)
Untitled (Natalia in Old Town)
Tinge.
It could go either way, she thought.
Yes, it’s an excerpt.
I admit: I’m not up on all the social media ways.. Don’t have a Twitter account, am not part of Instagram, cannot figure out if there’s an advantage, or need, to have a Tumblr blog versus just having a regular photo blog… I post on Facebook and, mostly with my iPhone, scroll through the most recent stories, like things I like, sometimes comment etc. I think I’d like to give these other ‘social media’ apps a try one of these days. I welcome your thoughts and suggestions on this – please use the message via comment section here or email me. Thanks 🙂
Meanwhile I’ve decided to share on more regular basis the daily snapshots I take. These are my iPhone pictures and like millions of other people I too cannot resist using that gadget just for that purpose. It’s an addiction. I love it. And seriously I do consider it part of the practice – my personal artistic practice. The three above are little landscapes close to my heart.
Coming up – a post about Bill Jacobson’s Last Roll.
Monika…these are so lovely. In my humble opinion I would continue with your blog and Facebook and not waste your time on the others.. I share on tumbler but never use it and Instagram is fun but not very important.
Great to hear about your book project…it is really wonderful and so very exciting that you are persevering and making it happen! Congratulations!!
Thanks Jett for your feedback. I think I might stick with the blog and not pursue the Tumblr option. Got to try out Instagram just to experience it. Thanks for your support regarding the book project – I appreciate it!