“It is important to express oneself…provided the feelings are real and are taken from you own experience.” – Berthe Morisot
forbidden flower is not fruit
being here with you should not be taken away...
we are on Native land
Today, both Native Peoples and non-Natives use land acknowledgments to honor Indigenous Peoples as the original caretakers of the lands on which we currently live.
"I would want to recognise that this photograph was shot on the traditional territories of the Payómkawichum People, and I would like to pay my respects to elders past and present."
girlhood is a ticking clocK
"why do my days feel long, but my years feel short?"
condom collective
Encourage young people to get tested for HIV. Share this link to the CDC HIV Testing Locator Tool, which lists community organizations and clinics that will allow young people access to free testing, PrEP, and other sexual health resources.
Let's Stop HIV Together is a part of the CDC's nationwide Ending the HIV Epidemic in the United States project. The campaign's messaging emphasizes HIV testing, treatment, prevention, and the abolition of HIV stigma. This messaging is intended for members of the community.
happy wife, happy life
I only exists to support the story of YOUR life.
about me...
(CEE-jay) (CAH-lee-ca)
Caitlin Jane Calica, also known as CJ is a Mixed Media Photographer with a strong desire to be understood. Her crafty side and the digital world collaborate to create an image of the world around her. She expresses her emotions and ideas in works of collaging and overlay drawings within her photographs as a result of the never-ending changes in her life.
She began her photography journey with Las Fotos Project two years ago and has grown to appreciate the art of editorial photography and beauty marketing. She aims to capture the perfect moment, one that makes you stop and stare. Her main objectives for this semester are to do more beauty photography and to improve her retouching skills. This being her final year at Las Fotos Project, she is working hard to complete her final portfolio by the end of the Spring Semester, which will include all of the art she has created with LFP over the years.
Credits:
CJ Calica - Las Fotos Project