(All images from Quidditea)
Last month, I was so excited to be able to interview Kinga! She's simply the sweetest, is a fantastic photographer and has a wonderful blog to boot. You should go check it out, be sure to leave her some love.
I have to add that I'm really thankful I'm not a newscaster. And you should be too. Virtual interviews are so nice. No umms and awkward silences and nervous laughter (on my part.) Imagine me in a suit saying "And tonight weather....UMMMMMM....."
Well yeah.
On to the interview!
What is your favorite part about blogging?
I
love being able to share what I write, what I make, and what I
photograph. There's not much point in me taking photos that will just sit
on my desktop; I love getting feedback (both positive and constructive)
from the wonderful people who read my blog.
How did you grow your blog so quickly?
To
be honest, I'm not sure. I made sure to post often and tried to make my
posts interesting to read. I'm really so thankful for all my readers
and followers.
What is the best advice you can give a new blogger?
As
cliche as this may sound, don't blog for followers - blog for yourself.
Post content you're proud of, content you find interesting, and the
readers will come.
What is your dream job?
I was never
really sure until recently about my dream job, but now I'm planning on
going into the film-making industry. I want to have a specialty in
cinematography or as a director of photography but also want to be able
to create, direct, and write my own films as well. I'm really inspired
by the British film industry and am looking at attending film schools in
the U.K. after high school.
How would you define your personal style?
Right
now, my style is really growing and changing, but I'd describe it as a
blend of boho, classy and hipster. I like bright and neutral colored
clothes (nothing very dark); simple, flowy, and beautiful.
What is one weird thing you do?
I do
a lot of weird things. My brother claims I talk in my sleep. I'm also a
massive Sherlock fan and have taken to putting my hands together like
Sherlock Holmes does when I'm thinking.
Thanks so much Kinga for letting me interview you!
Xoxo, Mrs. Weatherman.
(or Mrs. Oxymoron.)
