I love poking around in
artist's studios. My dear friend Natalie Magnin is an incredibly talented textile artist, who lives with her sculptor husband, two very cute girls and rather a lot of cats and chickens. The other weekend we sat in her garden sipping vervaine and she showed me the pieces she is working on with old found fabrics and paper, rust and natural dyes, shells and stitches for an upcoming exhibition starting this weekend. Her atelier is one of those that makes me drool like a labrador; flooded with light and space with a huge worktable and groaning shelves of goodies. I shot everything overexposed by one stop with an aperture of f2 or 2.8, sometimes defocussing to reflect the softness and ethereal nature of her art.
Pentax Spotmatic/Solaris 200
