grayscale photography of person covering face

Pars Sahin

There are so many things in this life we can’t wrap my head around. There are so many people, relationships, moments, situations that don’t make sense, or that we can’t change. But lately, I’ve been trying to teach myself to slow down, to breathe, to accept, to trust.

Continue reading my Iceland travelogue at https://www.roadtripwithraj.com/on-the-road/2018/2/2/i-am-learning-to-trust-the-road-ahead-wherever-it-may-lead

Model: @linuswang1990

Road Trip with Raj

Stormseeker

Gary Meulemans

Hoach Le Dinh

a business woman who is frustrated because she is working too much

Elisa Ventur

I received a call from the school nurse, who put my son on the line. My son told me he was very sad and was feeling depressed. I immediately went to my son’s school to pick him up. Before we left, we met with one of the administrators, who helped my son feel a little better. 

The whole afternoon I couldn’t stop thinking about how sad my son was when I arrived at the school. A few hours later, when I went upstairs for some quiet time, it hit me that my son may be depressed…just like me.

What I love about this image is the raw emotion that shows just how hard parenting can be sometimes.

Claudia Wolff

man sitting on pathway holding book at nighttime

Ben White

Blake Cheek

grayscale photo of woman covering her face

A look that holds, that shows the fear of the unknown, the despair portrayed, the attempt to escape from oneself.

Despair