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Womanhood Project

Womanhood Project

Womanhood Project

Irvin Ignatius

Aug 3

Written By Micaela Fox

Micaela Fox https://www.micaelapfox.com

Drew Pruzaniac

Charissa & Seth

micaelafoxphotography@gmail.com

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Let the festivities begin! Driving down to shoot these dreamboats wedding this weekend and could. not. be. more thrilled.

to a human who deserves all the celebration today. give it up ladies and gents for the one and only, alpaccchhinnaaa.

I’ve been taking a step back in ways to consciously listen during this time we all find ourselves in. Because of this, until now it hasn’t felt right yet to post content outside of the conversation at hand. To listen has never felt more i

#blacklivesmatter
with you all the way heart and soul.

Been thinking a lot about why I love what I do and it just keeps circling back to connection and the beauty of humanity.
Eye to eye, heart to heart.
Connecting. Listening. Embracing. Vulnerability. Individuality.
And in it all, togetherness. It wi

Been scrolling through all the old archives this morning working on a lil something something to be announced soon(ish) haha just got to teach myself design first. But in the mean time, here’s a throwback from a wedding that will forever be one

My girl Car just launched a fire website featuring her art & design. She is hecka talented and a straight babe. Go ahead and do yourself a favor.

These buds know how to have fun. Holy cow was this shoot a blast. I think half of it was us just dancing and cracking up. Loved loved capturing this crew and celebrating with them their graduation of 3 years from BSSM. They are all absolute queens.

wedding season is upon us and I couldn’t be happier. even though everything is postponed and social distancing is the most abnormal thing, the beauty of marriage still remains.

I left my camera for the first time in years at my house while I went away. It feels weird not having it by my side. I didn’t realize how much it had become a part of me nor how much I even had it on me until I decided to take a break from it f