Showing posts with label Dark. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dark. Show all posts

Monday, April 4, 2016

Moving into the Void

Self Portrait

Taking a new approach to self portraits. This is currently my new favorite.
www.sasphotoimaging.com Self Portrait © 2016 Sarah Smith

Monday, March 28, 2016

Blood Moon Autumn 2015

After the Blood Moon
Last Autumn after the eclipse...between the trees...there's a bright full moon
Photo © 2015 Sarah Smith

Shooting with Emily Grove 2015

EMILY GROVE SPIDER QUEEN
Emily Grove as The Spider Queen EMILY GROVE SPIDER QUEEN
Mortar Battery Corridor EMILY GROVE SPIDER QUEEN
Looking back at that old house on the hill
OLD HOUSE

Wow! It's been a very long time since I've blogged. Now, I'm going back to last summer (July 2015 to be exact) when Emily Grove and I teamed up on a hot day and created some awesome images together for her European Tour.  It's not all that often that I get to team up with someone like Emily who just naturally HAS it. :) This was my first time exploring Sandy Hook...what a beautiful place!

If you'd like to see a few more images from that day
check out the gallery on my Flickr page HERE

Friday, January 30, 2015

GRAVEDIGGER



This is the set I've been wanting to do for so long now and finally had the perfect chance with the snow to take these. Photos © 2015 Sarah Smith www.sasphotoimaging.com | Photos of me were captured by Dan Waszay. It's much easier to have someone snap the shots rather than have the camera on the tripod running back and fourth which could be awhile until you get the money shot.

More from this set can be seen on my Flickr page HERE

Snow Goth

  

Took advantage of the snow during that "huge blizzard of the year" and got these shots of me wearing some stuff from www.fetishasburypark.com
Photos © 2015 www.sasphotoimaging.com
Photos captured by Dan Waszay

Sunday, July 18, 2010

Framing Example for Gas Mask Print

I really wish I could find this exact frame from miniature to really large sizes. I wouldn't be the only happy person to find these frames ready with a black finish. So I wanted to give an example of how the Gas Mask print would look in a frame like this, along with some framing suggestions. It's probably the only image of mine that could get away with this style. I think with a frame like this it really makes the image complete. This photo along with close up detail images are listed on my Etsy print shop here.

Framing Sample

This print is also still available through the Help the Gulf Coast shop on Etsy and 100% of the proceeds will go to OxFam America and the National Wildlife Federation. You can check out the listing here.

If anyone out there reading this knows where to find this frame in standard sizes, even if it's a silver, white, or gold finish, please let me know.

Julia Nicole

Julia in the Orchard
© 2010 Sarah Smith / Model: Julia Nicole

Portrait of Julia Nicole from the orchard set taken during the spring of 2010. I didn't have this image posted too many places on the web. I went back to it and made a few tweaks only to realize how much I love this. This was probably a subconscious result of all influence I've been having from the black and white films of Jim Jarmusch, Guy Maddin, and Maya Deren as of late.

Friday, June 25, 2010

Etsy's Help the Gulf Coast Donation Shop

I donated a print to Etsy's Help the Gulf Coast shop. 100% of the proceeds will go to OxFam America and the National Wildlife Federation. Check out my print listing here and check out the shop details for more info here.

Gask Mask

Gask Mask - Actual image size is 7 1/4" x 10" Printed on 8 1/2" x 11" acid free, ultra smooth fine art photo paper. Print comes signed on the back with thick backing and plastic sleeve for protection.

Check out these links:

GASK MASK PRINT ON ETSY'S HELP THE GULF SHOP
HELP THE GULF COAST'S SHOP ON ETSY
HELP THE GULF COAST'S SHOP DETAILS
HOW TO DONATE