Just Released, the Morel Mushroom Table Top Book by Sara Evans.
The book is a hard covered book. It measures approximately 8"x8". This book has 20 pages of Morel Mushroom prints and pictures. Some are best selling prints, some were never released. It's all in this one book.
The Morel Mushroom Table Top Book by Sara Evans is on sale now.
This book makes a great gift for Morel Mushroom lovers. Also, there is Morel Mushroom prints being added to the Sara's Photography & Design website daily. Get those before they're gone.
Book release date: March 17, 2015!!
Happy Hunting!!
Sara Evans
Sara's Photography & Design
www.sarasphotography.biz
Tuesday, March 24, 2015
Tuesday, March 17, 2015
Free Shipping . . .
Follow the link below for free shipping on select items by Sara Evans, Photographer & Designer.
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Don't delay because this offer ends March 22, 2015 at midnight PST
If you have any questions, please contact Sara through the main website at www.sarasphotography.biz.
Have a picture perfect day!!
Sara Evans
Sara's Photography & Design.
Free Shipping Here, ONLY!!
Don't delay because this offer ends March 22, 2015 at midnight PST
If you have any questions, please contact Sara through the main website at www.sarasphotography.biz.
Have a picture perfect day!!
Sara Evans
Sara's Photography & Design.
Thursday, March 12, 2015
Rapidly Beating Heart
"If you're hearts not rapidly beating, you're not close enough" ~ Sara Evans, Photographer
When I began seriously doing photography, as a career and not a hobby, I read a lot. One common theme was that you'll find your photography style and genre when you start shooting. Time and again I read that just picking a style or type of photography and trying to mold into it was the wrong way to start.
So I picked up the camera and began shooting. It didn't take long for me to find the thrill of animals. Sure I enjoy landscapes, water and flowers but animals, that's my thing. However, the domestic dog or cat just don't have the thrill of looking face to face with an elk or alligator.
My photography career truly became a career the day I was capturing an Elk Fight. I could hear the antlers crashing together. I could see the drool from the lips as they fought. I was there very quietly standing with a camera. My heart beating out of my chest. There's a point when you look around and everyone in the area is so far away they look like toddlers moving around, that's when it clicks that maybe "I'm to close" but the photos were amazing.
From that day, I have been more aware of safety measures. Since then, I've been face to face with a buffalo roaming in a park in South Dakota. A foot or two from an alligator sunning after a swim in the swamp during a trip to Florida. I've been petting distance from a bear and so the stories go.
While I truly hope you enjoy my photography. Always remember when you're out in the environment of a wild animal, always be aware of safety measure. Read about animals and what to do if one becomes agitated or angry. Never attempt to feed a wild animal or change their surroundings. Always remember you are a guest and sometimes you're not welcome.
Spring is trying hard to move into Iowa. I'm getting excited about all the new animal babies being born and the ground "coming to life" again. I'm ready, are you?
Sara Evans
Sara's Photography & Design
www.sarasphotography.biz
When I began seriously doing photography, as a career and not a hobby, I read a lot. One common theme was that you'll find your photography style and genre when you start shooting. Time and again I read that just picking a style or type of photography and trying to mold into it was the wrong way to start.
So I picked up the camera and began shooting. It didn't take long for me to find the thrill of animals. Sure I enjoy landscapes, water and flowers but animals, that's my thing. However, the domestic dog or cat just don't have the thrill of looking face to face with an elk or alligator.
My photography career truly became a career the day I was capturing an Elk Fight. I could hear the antlers crashing together. I could see the drool from the lips as they fought. I was there very quietly standing with a camera. My heart beating out of my chest. There's a point when you look around and everyone in the area is so far away they look like toddlers moving around, that's when it clicks that maybe "I'm to close" but the photos were amazing.
From that day, I have been more aware of safety measures. Since then, I've been face to face with a buffalo roaming in a park in South Dakota. A foot or two from an alligator sunning after a swim in the swamp during a trip to Florida. I've been petting distance from a bear and so the stories go.
While I truly hope you enjoy my photography. Always remember when you're out in the environment of a wild animal, always be aware of safety measure. Read about animals and what to do if one becomes agitated or angry. Never attempt to feed a wild animal or change their surroundings. Always remember you are a guest and sometimes you're not welcome.
Spring is trying hard to move into Iowa. I'm getting excited about all the new animal babies being born and the ground "coming to life" again. I'm ready, are you?
Sara Evans
Sara's Photography & Design
www.sarasphotography.biz
Monday, March 2, 2015
New Releases!!
After a little glitch that wiped out the website last week, it's back!! Back with New Releases too!!
New Releases this week:
Snow Deep
Watching You
Winter's Bridge
And a couple Spring releases.
Check it all out by clicking here
Have a beautiful day!!
Sara Evans,
Sara's Photography & Design
New Releases this week:
Snow Deep
Watching You
Winter's Bridge
And a couple Spring releases.
Check it all out by clicking here
Have a beautiful day!!
Sara Evans,
Sara's Photography & Design
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