What You're Missing If You're Not A Patron

Here's a few exclusive posts you're missing out on if you're not a patron: First up I have a collection of blush and pink wallpapers available for May. I think it's my dreamiest collection of wallpapers so far--all apple orchards, petal linen, cherry blossom, and rhododendrons. I release a collection of wallpapers every month on Patreon around different themes and if you become a patron now you'll be able to access May's wallpapers as well as all previous months too! I get asked all the time lately for wallpapers and you can access all of these at the lowest patron tier for less than the cost of a coffee.
I also shared a semi-embarrassing story about one of my rookie foraging errors when I was first learning which plants were edible and which were...hemlock. It's a story to laugh about now because no one was poisoned, but I also share in the post a few tips for safe foraging so we can continue to stay safe while learning about nature and edible plants. Along with exclusive posts like this I also share behind-the-scene stories and outtakes from my regular shoots and dig into my shooting process.
Last month I wrote several posts on various fairy artists and this month I'm talking about forgotten early color chromatic photographs and starting a series of inspiration posts as voted by my patrons! Based on the poll results this month we'll be discussing the Pre-Raphaelites and I'm very excited as it one of my favorite movements in art history and a big inspiration to me. I started the series off with a brief intro into who the Pre-Raphaelites were and why I'm such a fan of this art style.
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