Essay 203 • Oct 2nd 2017
- by Chrissie White
It all started in late June with sand in my hair.
It all ended in August with my car breaking down.
I traveled 8,000 miles to see the moon rise in different parts of the sky. You couldn’t take the smile off of my face
even when I cried.
Image 2 made in collaboration with Clara Pathe
Image 3 made in collaboration with Christian Anderson and Saayeh Farzaneh Anderson
Image 4 made in collaboration with Ian Pryor
Image 12 made in collaboration with Christian Anderson
Image 14 made in collaboration with Ian Pryor
Image 18 made in collaboration with Clara Pathe
Image 20 made in collaboration with Kasaundra Kincaid
Chrissie White is a fine art and editorial photographer who is inspired by the different modes in which we interpret reality. Her love of bold color, whimsical stories, and the wilderness translates into visions of a surreal and vibrant world. Chrissie splits her time between living in Seattle, Washington and exploring on the open road because she prefers a starry sky to an electricity bill.