Georgia Peach

Hat: Urban Outfitters, Dress: TJMaxx/Gift from Mom, Shoes: DSW

A few weeks back Jana and I decided to take a spontaneous mini road trip to Thomasville, Georgia--home to the precious Pebble Hill Plantation.  This plantation was a photographer's dream world.  Everything about it was beautiful and perfectly set up for the shot.  The property was practically begging for photographs.  So much so that I got a little snap happy and have like ten, okay two, more posts.  So buzz off or get excited.

Slamb

Preview

A sneak preview of a much needed sketchy photo shoot adventure with my girl, JKirn.

That tree is the most beautiful tree I have ever stood beneath--literally.  Georgia's on my mind.

Slamb

I should be floating but I'm weighted by thinking, Final

Photos by me, Stacey Lamb
Models: Denee Lortz, Ashley Smoot, Chelsea Petraitis, Amanda Murray, Kate Schlabaugh, Sam Woods

These are the final images for my dark/light floating project for my Digital Photography course.  I'm currently procrastinating and need to focus on tomorrow's final, so this is all for now.  Use your imagination, that's the point anyhow.

-Slamb

"I should be floating, but I'm weighted by thinking"- Part One

Photography and Styling by Stacey Lamb

Models: Samantha Wood and Kate Schlabaugh

Location: Litchgate Park, Tallahassee, FL

These are a few photos from a series I'm producing for my final photography project this semester.  Inspired by the line "I should be floating, but I'm weighted by thinking," I sought out to explore the opposites of floating and thinking.  One day, you're floating.  The next day, you're sinking.  On top of the world, then buried beneath it.  Life has a way of spinning in circles, but the feeling at the top is worth every heartache and tear.  This is an exploration on these polar opposite feelings and moments we often face growing up.  Everyone desires to float, but no one lives without learning, even if it means the occasional sacrifice or mind warp.

The series will continue with a darker side, and some photo manipulation.  Let me know what you think!

-Slamb

See a few more photos from this series on my facebook page, here!

Light as a Subject, 1

Photography by Stacey Lamb

Models: Jana Kirn and Samantha Wood

My most recent photography assignment was Light as a Subject--so without a plan, I wandered around the Dollar store hoping something would jump out at me.  Sunlight bounced across a crystal snowflake, and I knew I had my subject.  My iPhone flashlight looked magical through the glass, creating a blurred and fantastical effect.  As for the face paint? I don't know, why not?!

-Slamb

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Calm before the Storm

The Calm before the storm...literally though.  Last weekend I inconveniently flew up to NYC for a leisurely weekend of music, friends, fall and fun.  These things may have happened, but my vacation was cut short (or extended?) by Hurricane Sandy.  My flights kept getting canceled and the travel plans were a nuisance, but I eventually made it back to Florida just in time for Halloween festivities.  Like literally, my friends picked me up at the airport dressed up and ready to go, giving me little to no time to change.  Like a champ. On the plus side to my extended stay and hurricane survival, I was comfortable, safe, warm and extremely relaxed.  Straight posted for days with great company.  So while I make up for this lost time in the lab all weekend, it was definitely worth it.  These pictures capture various moments through some old crappy color film, days before the storm.  The eerie sky was permanent from the start.

-Slamb

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