lizabethlacey photography

Let your shadow shine…. Move out of the way, light is trying to get through that hole, tear or wound…

Nature’s Reminders

I’m pretty sure if I could design a dragonfly it would look like this- Look at those colors and that gold tipped wing! I cant stop staring at our new friend. This guy’s flight was cut short but we continue to honor his beauty and…

Winged Visitor

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His heart and head can’t understand yet. His heart doesn’t know cruelty, greed, power, ignorance or injustice. All he sees and feels is love, joy, friendship, wonder and connection. His interest (obsession) with Juno started months ago and “meeting him” deepened something greater than him.…

All he sees and feels…

Nature reminds us to trust the process. Being still can be as important as flying. Dreams sometimes have to wait, but once the conditions are right, it will be time to soar.

Trust the process

The dew drops in my garden have been amazing for the last 24 hrs. Last night I took some cool shots and this AM the drops were even more glorious with the AM light.    What are you open to receive? Plants are pros at…

What are you holding?

It’s how we started in photography and it will continue to be relevant because it is timeless, romantic and helps the viewer see light, darkness, emotion and composition better. I only shot in black and white for a very long time so my site wouldn’t…

Black and White

I added some new photo series to the website. Light, shadow and reflection have been some of my favorite subjects since the beginning. It only seemed fitting to have a growing series where I could honor them as they are captured. See page links below.…

Light, Shadow & Reflection

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I am truly honored to have a photo featured in the Lensculture competition gallery along side such amazing photographers and truly incredible images. Scroll down to see the gallery- here is a screen shot!

Portrait Photo Featured

As an  “empath” I have always been drawn to people’s experiences, but this is also the reason why shooting people, I do not know, is complicated. I’ve done it and made stuff I love, but spontaneous portraits and street photography has never really been within…

Portrait: Leaning into my discomfort

I am excited to share that one of the photos I submitted for an exhibit (see Analog post) was selected! Frosty Window will make its way to San Fran, CA to be included in the 10th Annual Juried Plastic Camera Show, March 1st – April 23rd,…

Accepted: Plastic Camera Show

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My favorite photo from this last summer was taken when my son and I were out exploring our yard in the early morning dew. Our property seems to be a safe haven for dragonflies, so much so that we are often in awe of their…

Memento Mori

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I loved the energy, opportunity and spontaneity of living in the city, but I am really the most centered among the trees, not buildings. The seasonal beauty around our new home on the North Shore of MA provides nostalgia, entertainment, wonder and inspiration on a daily…

Seasonal North Shore

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It all started with my love for analog photography and it continues still because of my love for analog photography. Technology has provided many advances that I find satisfying, but nothing can compare to the process of loading film, the feel of the camera clicking,…

Analog

Happy 2017! After a long hiatus from posting I have finally made some changes to the site that includes new albums and many new photos. New albums include Seasonal North Shore (MA), Flora & Fauna and Photo Series. My other albums have also been updated…

hi·a·tus

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“Two-legged creatures we are supposed to love as we love ourselves.  The four-legged, also, can come to seem pretty important.  But six legs are too many from the human standpoint.”   ~Joseph W. Krutch  Looking to study Entomology? Top ten reasons why you should. Are…

The Insect Whisperer

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There stands a tree in my hometown that demands attention.  It is something that the locals know well and continue to appreciate. This tree is the Pinchot Sycamore in Simsbury, CT. It is the biggest and oldest tree in Connecticut.  It stands a beautiful 23…

450 Year Old Tree & The Town That Loves It

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There was a time when I wasn’t taking a lot of photos. I was in a creative holding pattern. I was expressing myself in other ways but not really fully engaged.  I see that now.  What did it take to get me to where I…

Thank you Lomography and Diana F+…

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It is difficult to put into words what we experienced while traveling around New Zealand. The North Island had so much to offer but the South Island really redefined our definition of natural beauty and wonder.  It was beyond inspiring and invigorating.  Here is our…

The BEST of New Zealand South Island

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Below are the photos that really capture what the North Island will always be for us, in our hearts and memory, in no particular order. Stay tuned for the South Island posts. I never thought it could get better, but it did…. See blog entries…

The BEST of New Zealand North Island

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Boston is known for history and as a result we have some of the oldest and most beautiful burial grounds in the country.  Not only do they hold the remains of some very significant and interesting people, but to me they are some of the…

Leave One For Your Ancestors

“The farther backward you can look, the farther forward you can see.” –Winston Churchill Before I begin this blog I want to look back on my early photography from when I attended Bowling Green State University.  Below are some of my favorite shots from that…

The Early Years