Starting with October 2023 stories, our photo prints will be larger (4" x 6" rectangles and 4" x 4" squares), and our subscription price will increase to $19.95 per month for the 30 print tier and to $9.95 for the 10 print tier.
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The Sundbergs share the story of their move from Brooklyn, NY to Portland, OR - the loss of Ainsley’s mom and how timeshel helps keep her memory alive as their children grow up.
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Alice Thompson shares her family's adoption story- the three and a half years of waiting and how timeshel helps preserve this story for years to come, so their son can see how it all came to be.
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Nicole & Mason Ingram share their journey of finding joy in hardship - from a near fatal accident to walking down the aisle six months later, and how timeshel helps them share this story with those they love.
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With the passing of Labor Day, and fall's first kisses of crisp air, memories of seasons past come rushing in.
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Our friend Kat Harris of 'The Refined Woman' talks to us about life, empowering women through visual storytelling, and how timeshel helps her #rememberwell
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Casey & Marissa Gibbons spend a few minutes talking with us about raising their young family in New York City, how they see their family's story, and ways timeshel helps them #rememberwell
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“My work, my travels, my life in the city… None of it was mine to begin with. It’s all a gift, and I have to rest in that.” - Sara Beth Turner
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When you only have a split second to capture a moment, and all else goes out the window, focus on simplicity. A simple photo can lessen the effect of ignoring other composition guidelines.
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“My biggest fear is being on my deathbed and feeling like I missed my one chance to live a good life.” - Sean Pfitzenmaier
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If we don’t leave room for the subject in the direction they’re moving they’ll appear to crash into the edge of the photo, creating an awkward tension when viewing.
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“It’s going to be very hard to leave New York, but I feel pretty certain that Nashville will eventually become home to us as well.” - Ashley Elmquist
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Whether we’re reading someone’s handwriting, watching dancers, or following a roller coaster, our brains are wired to follow lines. It’s no different when viewing a photograph as lines create paths for the eye to follow.
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"I kind of want to be a vagabond... but I'm too responsible for that" - Philip Anema
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Studies have shown that when viewing images our eyes naturally go to intersection points. These intersection points are created by dividing the image into thirds, both horizontally and vertically.
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"When I moved to New York City fresh out of college, I had the rather naive notion that in this city I would recreate myself from the ground up... " - Katy Myers
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A focal point is the part of an image that draws the eye of a viewer to the most important part of the image, or the area that you want to highlight.
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