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Greenhouse Portrait Session with Brigitte Biber


"It was only a couple of years ago that I connected with Morigan, the goddess of art and other things. The raven tattoo shows my gratitude for her. Ravens are magical beings, protectors. I was bouncing around religions. Raised Catholic, checked LDS. But I kept coming back to Wiccan. The concepts that you are responsible for your own doing, you can create your own future, living in harmony with nature, you do not bow your gods because they walk beside you and guide you--really attracted me to it. Spend every day of life enjoying each moment. Soak it all in. Try not to get too frustrated in the little things, and remember that everyone struggles. Just a smile can make someone's day." -Brigitte Biber @brigitte_model

Makeup: Melinda King, MK Beauty
Production: Sundry Models
Location: Plant & Grow in Clearfield, UT






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