Esther Fisher

Photography
2018

Orange and Clove Candlelight

 There are some images you can smell. Fresh orange, cinnamon and cloves all remind me of my Nagymama’s house at Christmas time. The orange with cloves poked in it like a pin cushion is a staple in her house at Christmas. It is warm and welcoming and brings soft joy, like candlelight on a winter night. I always look forward to seeing it.

Golden Glaze

For me there is always a golden glaze around the Holidays. It comes with the lights and the tinsel and the first snow that coats the ground with fluffy white flakes. It fills me to the brim until I shine and sparkle with it. This photograph is the beautiful shine that comes with the happiness of the holidays.

 

 Esther Fisher (she/her) is a graduate of York University with a BA in English and Creative Writing. She is also a graduate of the Humber School for Writers. She enjoys ballroom dancing, singing at the top of her lungs when no one is around and taking walks through the local ravine. In her spare time, she writes poetry when she’s not trying to plot a novel. She has had her short story, ‘In the Same Clay’ published with Forget-Me-Not Press. And poems 'White', 'Pink' and 'Peach' with Poetry Undressed.

Instagram: @13feathers_and_keys

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