Take a Picture of a Dream.

This is one of those long overdue stories. I've been wanting to blog about this because I forever want to remember how happy I felt that day Ana handed the polaroid sheets Chelo sent me.
Chelo also attached a very pretty card with the sheets and filled it with thoughts, in part she said: "I chose this card because it reminds me of you. I imagine you to be this mystical nymph perched on a half-moon during nights you're weaving magic like you do." This made my heart swell.
Today, my polaroid got a sibling. It was delivered by Doc Joy (who I had grand time with at the Sunday Market but that's for another blog entry) -- a One-Step Close Up. I loaded the sheets to this camera today and reminded myself to take a picture of a dream. Dreams, moons, fairies. I can already imagine the dreamy, vintage-y effect of these pola sheets.
Thank you, Chel!


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i love how you took photos of them:-) yes,do photograph a dream, no one else could do that better except you..
and that card is just so you:-) a dreamweaver:-) x
i know you can do it Ai, follow those dreams... (i guess it's another learning curve to get used to unnatural lighting but i am pretty sure you'll get towork your magic).
*** nice kaayo ang card ni chelo, fitting kaayo nimo Ai --- the thought makes me smile =)
"Take a picture of a dream"... that's beautiful.
You will do wonders with that new camera of yours -- and we can't wait to see it! :-)
When I was little, I had wanted a Polaroid. I had always thought of how nice it would be to take photos and you'd see them right away. Well, I never got it.
You're already living your dreams! And I agree with Chelo--you weave magic. Everything you capture turns beautiful! =)
chelo said...
i love how you took photos of them:-) yes,do photograph a dream, no one else could do that better except you..
and that card is just so you:-) a dreamweaver:-) x
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Thank you, Chel --
for the pola sheets,
for the thoughts,
for the friendship,
for the loooooong conversations. :)
Cindy said...
i know you can do it Ai, follow those dreams... (i guess it's another learning curve to get used to unnatural lighting but i am pretty sure you'll get towork your magic).
*** nice kaayo ang card ni chelo, fitting kaayo nimo Ai --- the thought makes me smile =)
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Artificial light is another art entirely, Cinds. And it's exciting! :) Thank you. :)
JoPiE said...
"Take a picture of a dream"... that's beautiful.
You will do wonders with that new camera of yours -- and we can't wait to see it! :-)
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Let's learn to take pictures of dreams, Jops. That would be wonderful! :)
Thank you, will post some pola photos soon. :)
Liza said...
When I was little, I had wanted a Polaroid. I had always thought of how nice it would be to take photos and you'd see them right away. Well, I never got it.
You're already living your dreams! And I agree with Chelo--you weave magic. Everything you capture turns beautiful! =)
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It's a fascinating thing, this polaroid. :) It's easier to get them there -- the camera and the sheets, Liz. Maybe, you can find one and start pola-clicking, too. :)
Thank you for saying I weave magic. Made my heart leap. :)
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