Sabrina Pacitto Photography

08/09/2025

08/09/2025

Not just a party—it's a vibe revival.

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02/09/2025

10/31/2024

🌙She rose from her grave, and managed to find her way🌙Happy Halloween!

I have been going through a lot lately, have had no motivation. But hey, I'm still here! Even though I haven't posted in a year.

I missed Caitlyn so so much. Shot in my basement studio. Can't wait to do this again when my life falls back into place. Love you! 💗🌙

10/18/2023

Updating my shop if anyone wants any prints of my grandmas watercolor paintings or my own personal photos! If you need different sizes, just let me know 🙂

Shop items by FeralBreezePrintz located in Grand Rapids, Michigan.

09/19/2023

Down the Vine 🍂
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Been feeling discouraged lately finding a good job. And feeling creative. Been looking into a possible new venture...or pushing myself to feel uncomfortable in the creative space. Here's some new lighting I received from an amazing acquaintance, generous enough to give me gear for free. It has kickstarted my mind into experimenting again, and write down my thoughts and concepts to create next. How do we feel about this one?

09/14/2023

Starz in my eyez ✨ my JBL headphones carry me through my day 🫡
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09/05/2023

Ain't no sunshine when she's gone, it's not warm when she's away ✨ beautiful TC photos, up on Old Mission Peninsula. A surprise for the bride, especially since we had to park on the side of the road and walk our way to the beach. Secret shoots are so much fun!
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08/18/2023

“To forget how to dig the earth and to tend the soil is to forget ourselves.”
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Lifestyle photos for
We had such a lovely time! She is one of a kind. Full of knowledge. Full of love. More to come!
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I haven't posted in a bit. But I'm still here! If you need any photos, hit me up! Even for free creative work. I'm in Grand Rapids and ready for yah ✨
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07/31/2023

“Home Ice Advantage” / Negative space can be hard to come by in nature, but the towering embankments of raw, textured ice in Antarctica provided the perfect backdrop for this pair of chinstrap penguin chicks as they took a break from learning to swim. Ice in general, and sea ice specifically, is critically important to their species. It serves as a perch for young penguins as they develop their swimming muscles and offers protection from predators like orcas and leopard seals. It also promotes the growth of phytoplankton and algae, which in turn supports krill – the staple of a penguin’s diet. In this case, the ice created a stage to share the story of Antarctica’s resilience and fragility in a changing world.

Visit the link below to view my print catalogue and inquire about this piece.

PaulNicklen.com/home-ice-advantage