Balloons.
Tania Wohling.
Photography series.
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about this series.
We did a release of pink balloons at Jordan's funeral and the way they flew up and out of sight was very poignant at the time and we have done it again at few times since. This release on the anniversary of her death was just as poignant as they leapt out of our hands and flew 'up' to Jordan, wherever she is. Our way of saying we love you, we don't forget you. These photographs are simple in design and colour, pure like our love for her. My sister captures her grief in words, I use photography. --Tania
about the contributor.
Tania is a project officer in the health industry and freelance photographer. "I am the big sister to little sister whose has suffered infant loss. Every part of a family suffers the loss, in their own way and in their own time," describes Tania.
I love these pictures. and I know how much your sister appreciates you honoring her baby like this!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, Tania. How lovely to see you submitting here. I think it is so important to hear from family members outside the parents of lost babies. The ripple effect is far and wide, that's for sure.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing.
xo
How beautiful. And how lovely of you to do so - I appreciate people remembering Freddie very much, it means the worlds to me. How lovely of you to do so.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photographs with a very luminous quality to them. You are a wonderful sister.
ReplyDeleteLovely. Thank you for sharing with us how grief can touch other family members.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous pictures... I bet your sister loved what you were doing. It's strange, sometimes I'm up to my neck in my own grief that I keep forgetting my family-member's own grief. Thanks for sharing and helping me remember.
ReplyDeleteThe photos are beautiful, and what a gesture.
ReplyDeleteI love the pics of the balloons
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