Showing posts with label snowdrops. Show all posts
Showing posts with label snowdrops. Show all posts

Tuesday, 14 February 2012

From a cold garden.....


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I sell beautiful high quality Fine Art prints of all my images worldwide. 
Square format ( *note most of my work is square)

12 x 12 inches - £42.00/ 64.00 USD
16 x 16- £55.00/ 84.00 USD
20 x 20 -£67.00/102.00 USD
24 x 24 - £78.00/ 119.00 USD
8 x 10 inches - £38.00/ 58.00 USD
12 x 16- £45.00/ 68.00 USD
16 x 20 -£57.00/ 87.00 USD
20 x 24- £65.00/ 100.00 USD

Prints are on Hahnemule Photo Rag Ultra Smooth Fine Art Paper (305g) 100% cotton printed with archival inks which give an ultra high quality with high resistance to fading.This is an exceptional paper with a heavy weight and a finish that makes the prints look even more like paintings.
You can find my most current images on my blog
(Quote the post title and image number from the sequence eg The Poetry of Winter no 2)
or you can visit my website and quote the individual image reference number
http://www.wix.com/sarahjarrett/sarah
I take a great deal of care to ensure prints arrive by post in good condition.
I accept Paypal or cheques.
I send work by Airmail giving individual quotes to each customer.
Please email me to place or ask questions about orders
sarahjarrett@mail.com

Tuesday, 16 March 2010

My favourite time of year....





I love this time of year as colour starts to emerge once more after a long, cold winter. Much as I love the bleakness and the bare beauty of winter and the effect it has on the landscape, I like it more as the first flowers emerge in the garden and the flower stalls fill up with candy coloured treats. I have felt much more inspired with my camera lately than I have done for ages. On my table in my studio I have a cream coloured jug full of the palest pink tulips and gerberas, they are so delicate they look like they are made from paper. All week I have watched them through my camera and recorded them in changing light at different times of the day. I feel like I am dissecting them with my eyes but constantly finding more to see and record as they change. The garden is an even greater distraction, Snowdrops this year are just everywhere and must be one of my favourite flowers to take picture of, they have such a beautiful and delicate shape.