by Tinamarie Cox
Snapdragon Staring Contest
A Chorus of Yellow Snapdragons
Under the Alyssum
© Tinamarie Cox
“Looking at these altered images is like seeing through different lenses. We are not seeing the exact same thing, but the basic elements are the same. Despite how I edit these photographs, they are still flowers. Still beautiful. I think that is a reflection of how I view people, too. No matter what we look like, or how we look at each other, we remain human beings and connected through that core similarity.“
Tinamarie Cox (she/her) lives in Arizona with her husband and two children. Her work has appeared and is forthcoming in several publications. She is also the author of a poetry chapbook, Self-Destruction in Small Doses (Bottlecap Press).
You can find more of her writing and art at tinamariethinkstoomuch.weebly.com.
And you can follow her on Instagram @tinamariethinkstoomuch and Twitter @tinamarie_cox.
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