Until Spring is Gone: Photo by Marion Christine Hassold

2024 Author: Richard Flannagan | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-15 23:55

Summer is coming soon, and a lot of good things await us: seas, night walks, travel, trains, bicycles and much more. But sometimes, on a particularly sultry day, we may miss spring, its freshness, its innocence, this state when the soul thaws, and you live in anticipation of something good. That's why. Before it's too late, you can have time to enjoy fragments of spring from photographer Marion Christine Hassold.

Marion Christine Hassold is a third generation photographer. Her grandfather also attended photography school 80 years ago. As a child, the girl wanted to become a painter or a comic book artist. For almost all of her childhood, she was engaged in reading books and comics.

Not surprisingly, Marion was a timid and modest girl. She studied well at school, although she never did her homework. Her parents often took her to all sorts of museums and galleries while traveling in Europe. During such travels, the girl drew a lot, wrote poems and stories. As she matured, she became more and more interested in disciplines such as art, design, biology, philosophy, philosophy, genetics and literature.

In addition to her grandfather, her father and aunt were also interested in photography in her family. Grandfather even had his own studio, but as a child, Marion was not interested in this yet. Oddly enough, Marion only became interested in photography in 2005 when she bought herself a digital camera. At that moment, the girl immediately realized that she wanted to be a photographer and changed all her life plans. In 2006, Marion Christine Hassold began her studies at a traditional photography studio. In which she was successfully instilled with the ideology of consumption and making money with minimal efforts, and not a love of art. However, she had to finish her studies. In parallel, she studied at a photography school, where she was taught to handle large analog cameras.

On her website, in addition to spring photos, there is also a bunch of interesting works on various topics.

At the moment she works in a modern photo studio in the city of Esslingen am Neckar, which is incredibly happy, because she has a lot of orders. Marion admits that being a photographer is a tough job at first, but there are always people to help you through the hardships. The main thing is not to stop, and everything will work out, sooner or later.

A series of spring photos Marion Christine Hassold created for a simple reason - she was too tired from winter and from cold weather. Of course, these works would be more pleasant to contemplate in March or April. But now, before the spring is gone completely, it makes sense to catch its last moments.