Silence and stillness are precious resources.
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3 comments:
Hello. Silence and stillness are precious resources, and so are animals. As beautiful as a barn owl is, I hate seeing animals used for trivial human activities... this is unnatural for them. I like you your blog, but I just wanted to encourage you to not acknowledge this type of use of them. It does not take into account their feelings, which science has finally realized that they have.
Thank you for your thoughtful comment, 'Unknown', I have removed the owl + model image used in this look book and replaced with one where an owl is not 'trivialized' in a sterile fashion styling session.
Your points are well taken. I appreciate the compassionate and spot on feedback.'
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