#044 – Story of the Month: Lora’s Dad’s Workshop

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March 26th, 2019

Welcome back to another round of the Story of the Month!

At its core, this story is about two things:

  1. Details and
  2. Documenting after loss

There’s a lot of pictures with this story from Lora Wallenstein, so visit here to see them as you listen + see the full story.

Now, if you’ve ever lost someone and you’ve felt like you missed your chance or it’s too late to document them—who they are—you may not be at a total loss… that’s exactly what Lora teaches us through her story.

Without further adieu, enjoy the story.

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Author: MarieMasse
I help client documentary photographers fine-tune their workflow + marketing game, so their work is filled with sessions that represent their voice + client values while earning a living. I shoot undirected, off-beat stories that aren’t preserved often enough (like the story of couples before starting a fam or becoming empty-nesters – a dream project of mine), so my clients’ old box of photos is a meaningful, visual diary of their life + legacy to leave behind.

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  • “She found her own stories in the pictures.”

    I love that! Often times my sister and I will have a conversation about our childhood and we remember different things. It’s like a missing puzzle piece that gets put in it’s place.

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