Sunrise, Tania Wohling

Sunrise 
Phillip Island, Victoria, Australia 1 June 2010
Tania Wohling.
Photography series.


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about the series.

The day after, the sun still comes up, day after day, whether you feel like it or not. -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. 

Sunset, Tania Wohling

Sunset.
Tania Wohling.
Photography Series.


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about the series.
Sunset - Phillip Island, Victoria, Australia 31 May 2010
These images were taken during the evening of Jordan's anniversary.. there was no spectacular sunset, no wham bam here I am glow, just a slow darkening of the sky blue grey and then silver... yet her brother still loved it and as we remembered that night, we smiled as we saw how happy C was and how time just doesn't stop still, for anyone. -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.

Balloons, Tania

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.