Oh that's just beautiful. So vulnerable and yet hopeful. I love the metaphors: "a corset torn off and thrown aside". And that sense of just standing and looking into a camera, into the world, when you are never sure how you will be received, before the realisation that it doesn't have to matter, it can't, despite all our programming.
Oh that's just beautiful. So vulnerable and yet hopeful. I love the metaphors: "a corset torn off and thrown aside". And that sense of just standing and looking into a camera, into the world, when you are never sure how you will be received, before the realisation that it doesn't have to matter, it can't, despite all our programming.
Tamsin - thank you for reading and what you've said here. I'm sorry I'm so unusually late in acknowledging too: I've been laid up with a kidney infection and the children's return to school. I'm still hoping to get the September issue up next week though, and I will be thrilled if it prompts another contribution from you. Best as ever, Tan xx
Oh that's just beautiful. So vulnerable and yet hopeful. I love the metaphors: "a corset torn off and thrown aside". And that sense of just standing and looking into a camera, into the world, when you are never sure how you will be received, before the realisation that it doesn't have to matter, it can't, despite all our programming.
Tamsin - thank you for reading and what you've said here. I'm sorry I'm so unusually late in acknowledging too: I've been laid up with a kidney infection and the children's return to school. I'm still hoping to get the September issue up next week though, and I will be thrilled if it prompts another contribution from you. Best as ever, Tan xx