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The World Reset Series–Art, Literature & Isolation

May 14, 2020 #Stayingathome #TheWorldResetSeries artist during lockdown creative solutions fine art literary art

Photography–More Images from Scudder Pond

February 24, 2017 Bellingham WA fine art marshes nature nature photography Pacific NW photography Scudder Pond visual art Whatcom Falls Park

Photography–Midwinter Escape

February 16, 2017 Bellingham WA birds fine art nature nature photography Pacific Northwest photography 1 Comment

Photography–Capturing Reds

October 17, 2016 art Bellingham WA fine art Nikon camera photography photography by Patricia Herlevi visual art

Photography–Farmers Market in Sepia

June 11, 2016 Bellingham WA culture and lifestyle farmers market fine art food and nutrition music photography photography by Patricia Herlevi sepia tone photographs visual art 2 Comments

Photo du Jour with Orange Filter

May 2, 2016 Bellingham WA fine art Pacific NW Author photography photography by Patricia Herlevi 2 Comments

Essay–You Know You’re a Photographer When…

April 29, 2016 fine art gaze of a photographer Pacific NW Author photography photography by Patricia Herlevi

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Relocation Tips (The Don’t List)

You would think that with the number of times I moved house, I’d know better. But here are some lessons I learned when relocating across the US during a housing crisis. If you want to save money and your sanity, here is the Don’t List. Whether you have a new home lined up or you …

by pnwauthor September 27, 2022

Cracking Open the Egg of Life

Perhaps, the title about cracking an egg doesn’t make sense. But lately, I’ve seen people facing challenges that are like cracking the proverbial egg. We can’t eat the egg when it’s still in the shell, just like we can’t live a life fully and intentionally if we sink into denial about our circumstances. In this …

by pnwauthor August 12, 2022

When will Vermont start feeling like home?

I’m 3,000 miles away from my birth place and the state where I resided for most of my life. I took a train journey across the United States because I felt compelled and because I had a dream of working with animals in Vermont. And while half the people I shared this dream with thought …

by pnwauthor August 2, 2022

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