Once Upon a Time
Somewhere deep in the forest stands an old wooden house. People would probably call her a witch—if anyone were around to call her that.
She lives alone. She chops wood, dries herbs, and warms herself by the fire. But sometimes she does things whose purpose is not so easy to understand. What happens here seems to follow its own rules — we simply do not know them. Or perhaps there are no rules at all.
The forest around her house is dark and dense. To an outsider, it might seem frightening. But she knows where to find water and sweet berries, which branches burn best, and what lies beyond the trees. She knows this forest.
Perhaps this is why stories call women like her witches. A woman who needs no one in order to live a life of her own has always been a little suspicious.
Or perhaps that, too, is more explanation than we need.
After all, we know nothing about her.
“Helen’s photographs not only reveal the inner beauty of the model but takes the viewer on a timeless visual voyage into another reality, making the artist’s journey complete.
The photographer’s mission is not just to record. The camera can only record what’s in front of it. The artist’s mission is to make it uniquely their own and Helen has done this with incredible talent. I love looking at someone’s work and saying to myself “I wish I would have taken that photograph!” Great work, Helen!”