Inge Jacobsen 

Inge Jacobsen is a London photographer and artist who combines the glamour’s fashion magazines with grandmother’s crochet. His work made  with the technique of cross-stitch on glossy magazines such as Vogue and Harpeer’s Bazzar is as glamour as craft and retro, and so any number of a magazine becomes unique pieces.

Inge Jacobsen is a London-based artist who takes found images sourced from women’s high fashion magazines and pornographic online content and alters them through embroidery, cutting, and collaging.Jacobsen transforms mass-consumed images into individual commentaries on fashion, gender and marketing. She has created a series consisting of cross-stitched Vogue magazine covers. Creating all of her objects by hand, the work period for one piece averages approximately 50 hours.

                                                                                                                                                                

                 

Photographer Sara K. Byrne 

Sara K Byrne is a photographer currently based out of Boise, Idaho. Predominately shooting weddings along with her husband Dylan, soon the couple will be leaving their hometown and relocating to Portland, Oregon. While sad to leave their hometown behind, the two are looking forward to the challenge of plugging into a new wedding market in the Northwest. 

Fascinated by artists since she was young, Sara began taking photography classes in high school, continuing to spend hours in the dark room throughout college. “After business school, I worked in a marketing firm, but I was really unhappy working there. I started picking up my camera more, as I needed an outlet for my creativity.I couldn't believe how happy it made me, and I knew that’s what I was going to do. I quit my job, started shooting professionally, and I haven’t stopped.” Feeling drawn to the sentimental nature of wedding photography, Sara found her calling documenting love stories. “I have always loved old romantic movies. 

 

"I used to stay up late watching Cary Grant and Grace Kelly, and I’d just swoon. I think it’s why I love wedding photography so much. I think of Casablanca, where Ingrid and Humphrey have that crazy passion in their eyes when they look at each other. I want to believe every couple feels that way or has felt that way at some point.”