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And there she lay,
drifting amongst the hollow depths of the sea,
thrusting her arms as a coral's tentacles sway
with every kick of her legs and whip of her dress
silencing the echoes of the water,
she floats as if gravity is nonexistent.

further beneath the surface,
submerged,
immersed,
she dances
violent, slow,
against the force of the ocean.

consciousness lost,
her body limp against the darkness,
she wanders with the currents
forever adrift.

















Zena Holloway

Photographs taken underwater have always fascinated me. I love the gorgeous flowing dresses and how everything appears so delicate. The ability to float with the support of the water to fall back against...the bubbles, the transparency, and how light travels through the water to produce something completely unpredictable.








I'm not so sure as to who this editorial is by, or where it was featured, but it is too beautiful to leave out.

Updates have been quite infrequent over the past month, but that will/should change soon.
I haven't really had much time for photography lately either, but I begin another darkroom class in January, so I will once again be able to develop, print and smell of chemicals.

Expect another post within a week or so..