The Bubble

Posted by Kristina Yenko , Wednesday, May 27, 2009 6:41 PM

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Autumn

Posted by Kristina Yenko , Tuesday, May 19, 2009 11:24 AM

Everything begins to slow down, or rather, the process of decay speeds up. The world around has to smother itself in layers to keep warmth in, to keep life. Ironically, trees shed their bright, crisp coats of delicious reds and burgundies, Kissing the monotone pavements with their dried up flames. Autumn is my peak season. It is where the two polarities meet: summer and winter. It is where winter begins to win the war. The skies cloud over, birds nestle themselves away for slumber. It is where many faces are tucked into thick scarves and feet into ankle deep leather. Fall. You would wonder why it was even called that. Surely, the way leaves dance gracefully to the ground is not a mere ‘fall’. Many find the colder months to be a time of reflection and solitude: getting to know yourself better, or perhaps tweaking certain pieces to make your puzzle work. Having been experiencing such intense emotions during the spring and summer months, I only wonder what the leaves will bring me now. Today is the first step I will take, and I simply cannot anticipate much longer. I am embracing to depart for this adventure, for this journey. Enveloping oneself in autumn is as exhilarating as stepping of a pool edge, being completely swallowed in another world of liquid where you cannot distinguish whether your skin is dry or soaked. I will ply the waters of these creative worlds. In my photography, I will try to capture the essence of autumn into my subject’s world. I want to take them on a little trip where ‘impossible’ is even possible. Where imagination is. We can step onto little paper airplanes and fly straight into the heart of change, our breaths condensing from dry lips.









































The Sartorialist

Posted by Kristina Yenko , Saturday, May 9, 2009 8:34 AM

I can't believe we ran into the Sartorialist last Saturday when he was in Sydney's Surry Hills Markets. Wasn't expecting to find him there, and obviously he knows our hot spots.
It sort of reminded me how all people are the same- they start from scratch, they work their asses off (unlike most celebrities who just inherit fame) and they look normal... We all see their faces on some sort of display monitor- whether it's a TV, computer or a magazine- and we associate their faces with something mass-produced and commercialized. But running into someone of their fame in the street: you're looking at a different person.

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Posted by Kristina Yenko , Friday, May 8, 2009 12:44 PM

All you can hear is the shutter click, and in that brief moment of darkness, it's just you and your subject, alone, together. This theme is all about photos that evoke that feeling of closeness. Who are you intimate with can really expose intimate traits and behaviors of not only them, but you as well. I want to capture moments when the subject seems to be only subconsciously aware of my presence, off in their own world, but taking me in with them.