Sandra Juto's artistic photographs, give me the feeling of traveling without moving as I'm following her and her husband Johan's story through silent stills.
Originally from Sweden, she's recently moved to Berlin, Germany, where she works as an artist, illustrator and graphic designer. To see more of Sandra Juto's photographs be sure to take a visit to her blog & flickr.
Her photographs have been inspiring me to try to get back into photoblogging, which was a great creative outlet for me in the past. It's a great way to capture beauty for even the smallest things in life, and find a deeper appreciation for those things that quickly dissapear... like a nice cup of artfully swirled latte.
I love how photography can carry a feeling, and be reminders of where you've been and where you're going. You can use them like visual diaries, make photobooks on blurb, share with the world on sites like flickr, or simply keep them as mementos for all your own. All you need to begin your visual journey is a camera, and even the simplest will do. (The images above taken by Sandra were from her iphone, with an app called Instagram.)


