Strength photography

sometimes, there are days when you always feel like you’re going to cry. you might feel like you are praying more than you’re breathing. and sometimes, that lasts for more than one day.…

Today was a good day! Me and my best friend James are going out later to have a Yay-Rosie-is-finally-going-to-America-to-see-Aaron meal! I am hopefully going to drop philosophy after half term, and I may even be allowed to take portraits of people at school and friendship groups and sell them to fund my move to america next year! Being an international student means its illegal to work there, and I don't fancy making Aaron do all the work for us both/starving, so I'm trying to save as much…

A 24-year-old from New York City, Ben Zank first picked up the camera by coincidence while rummaging through his grandmother's attic at the age of 18. Zank's style thrives on spontaneity and minimalism, allowing him to create compelling imagery using very little material. In a recent interview about his work, Zank says, "The images represent an ongoing experience of emotions that I feel, the most recent being isolation and a longing to connect with another human being.

If you’re on this page, you may be running low on motivation. While a lot can be said about staying positive at all times, it’s completely normal to feel

Emotion has taken over me. The worlds within my walls and outside have combined. I am finding it difficult to find joy. My tears flow for selfish reasons as well as for reasons I cannot control. Covering the basics stresses me out more than it should. Comparison makes me feel selfish for grieving over my situation. Who am I to question my blessed life? The world’s hatred, death and destruction break my heart. Even with my limited knowledge, the knowing makes me sad. Is ignorance truly bliss?…

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Hurlant d'amour. An embodied feminine practice. Didi you know the body is a vessel and conduit for so much rage, anger, grief, fear? The practice of Rage Screaming actually helps clear the tension out from our bodies...