Film: Honey Harvest

This was definitely the most interesting shoot we've had for Kinfolk. There was smoke, baggy bee suits, and 10 or more stings. The wildness of the shoot was contrasted nicely with the calming process of extracting and harvesting the honey. We finished our day with a simple meal of bread and honey, and each of us went home with jars to share.

Thanks to Sarah, David, Leo, Matt, Julie, Amanda Jane, and Cree for a fun day.

Film

01. Tiger in a Jar

Comments

[devon b.]

thank you. it is the darkest time of year here in vermont. this bit of sunlight is beauty & joy. happy solstice.

[Jennifer L.]

Inspirational in so many ways!

[m.k.]

i work at the savannah bee company and can't wait to share this with my co-workers!

long live the bee.

[Emily]

Whoa. Beautiful! That video sucked me in. It ended and it took me a few moments to figure out where I was.

[kylie]

well done, julie

[Denley]

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[KATERINA]

Beautiful!
I am waiting for kinfolk vol.2.

Katerina FF
Greece

[zach]

beautiful.

[Misha]

So beautiful and sensual in a way as well. Nature in all it's glory. I just wish the video were a little longer. Thanks for sharing! :)

[Tamara]

Beautiful! Made me wish it was summer for my own honey harvest here in Southern Vermont....very nicely captured. Thank you!

[Yasemin]

Beautiful.

[Liy]

Thank you.
Big bow for the gorgeous video and the beautiful experience.
You made my Sunday afternoon!
honey kisses,
Lily

[Sarah]

Wow, this is so inspiring and gorgeous! All I want now is some of that honey! I've never seen how it was harvested before, and even though bees scare me, I'd love to try it sometime.

[Alastair]

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[chihchih]

impressive about honey and bee <3