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Sarah Best's avatar

I love the mythical and fantasy aspects of Kerani's photography, especially the last photo with how the light is falling on Cassie's face - beautiful!

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Kerani Arpaia's avatar

Thank you so much Sarah! That photo has always stuck with me - I don't usually work with a lot of direct light, but I love the way the glimmers fell on her in that shot ✨

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Emily Charlotte Powell's avatar

These photographs and Kerani's work is absolutely magical. I love this style and these are phenomenal. I could stare at them for hours. Thank you for sharing your creativity with us. I love how Substack is turning into the place where we can celebrate creativity and share beauty and wonder and words.

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Kerani Arpaia's avatar

Well shucks, now I'm blushing 🥰 thank you so much for the kind words Emily! I agree, love seeing how Substack is becoming an intersection for visual and literary storytelling.

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Darin's avatar

Very cool. I love Kerani's work. The Pomegranate theme is particularly good.

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Kerani Arpaia's avatar

Thank you Darin! ✨

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Kristin's avatar

I enjoy Behind the Lens stacks so much.

These are wonderful photos. And how honoring to be brought into friend's journeys in such a special way. Thanks for sharing, Kerani. I'm particularly drawn the boat in the forest. I'm not a fan of being on boats, but I'd sail around a forest in one any day!

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Kerani Arpaia's avatar

It was such a special experience to be a part of - I always consider it an honor when women invite me in to tell their story through my art.

That boat photo will always be one of my favorites! I think especially because it was one of the hardest photos I've ever done and I'm so proud of how it came out 😆

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Leanna Julius's avatar

These photos are so beautiful!

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Kerani Arpaia's avatar

Thank you Leanna! 🥰

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Bryn Robinson's avatar

Gorgeous work, Kerani. I love the lines in the Hugin and Munin shoot!

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