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Brides, Bones & Blessings

A photo essay documenting the intimate, often unseen rituals of backyard chicken processing through a feminist, poetic lens. Centered on women reclaiming ancestral knowledge, the series explores the intersection of labor, love, and legacy—where blood meets bloom and resistance becomes ritual. It's not about perfection—it's about presence, power, and the sacred act of doing.

A woman in glasses and a beanie cradles a white chicken against her chest, standing in a backyard under string lights. Her shirt reads “In Dog We Trust.”

A woman steadies a chicken through a traffic cone for processing, her hand firm yet gentle, in a makeshift outdoor setup.

Hands wash a slaughtered chicken over a metal table with water streaming down, framed by soft outdoor light.

A woman lowers a chicken into a steaming pot while a man in the background gently holds another live bird, waiting.

Three women work side-by-side plucking and cleaning chickens at a table, steam and sunlight surrounding them.

A woman holds a plastic-wrapped chicken by the feet, gloved hands mid-motion as another woman works at a table nearby.

A woman walks a dirt path through blooming sunflowers with an orange bucket labeled “Fill. Do. Repeat.”

A woman walks through a sunlit backyard carrying a bucket filled with chicken innards.

A woman raises a blood-splattered hand proudly, smiling as her ruby engagement ring gleams.

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