Temperance

"Temperance" by Emily Gaudette

copyright 2011, all rights reserved

This is the second image in the five piece series. All images represent personal reflections on my current circumstances.

Limited edition prints are available on 16 x 20 inch fine art paper.

visit my website www.emilygaudette.com and follow the contact link for inquiries.

Thank you for viewing.

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Redemption

Redemtion, copyright 2011, Emily Gaudette. All rights reserved. 

Here is my latest piece titled Redemption. The title and the theme is quite personal to me. It was photographed and edited by me. The flowers are from another stock photograph. 

A limited number of prints are available for sale. They are sized at 16x20 inches, and printed on Hahnemuhle Baryta paper. To inquire, please visit my site www.emilygaudette.com and follow the "contact" link
Thank you for viewing.

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Joined

"Joined" Copyright, 2010

all rights reserved, Emily Gaudette

This piece was staged and photographed by me, with the exception of the birdcage. It is a photo collage and digital painting.


This piece reflects on tolerance, compassion, intimacy, acceptance and mindfulness. It is inspired by the story of conjoined twins Abigail and Brittany Hensel and done in the style of the Rococo period.

The posing seen in "Joined" is heavily inspired by the beautiful dolls of Marina Bychkova
"Joined" is a very detailed, high quality, piece.
Please view the close-up images below.

This is a limited edition print. There are a total of six 20x24 inch prints, printed on Hahnemuhle Baryta Fine Art Paper. One has SOLD. Five prints are available for sale.

If you are interested in purchasing a print, please visit my website: www.emilygaudette.com and follow the Contact Link

Thank you for viewing.

Photographer/Art Director/Post-Production: Emily Gaudette
Hair: Sara McNillis
MUA: World According to Ale
Model: Lawren
Wardrobe (in part): Cindy Renee Mathieu

Montmorency

On a beautiful overcast day, Montmorency falls offered up it's beauty, and my camera took it all in.

Located just east of Quebec city, this modest size "park" allows it's visitors to take a gondola ride up to the top of the falls. At the top, a great bridge offers a spectacular arial view of the gorgeous falls.

Below, someone has sculpted, from huge fallen pine logs, their name and the word "Quebec".

The people below are so small. The sound on the bridge is rumbling and powerful. I snap a few shots of the racing water, but the magnificent power heard in the rushing water can only be appreciated in person.

We make our way across the bridge and toward the 400 plus stair descent. The staircase is perched up on the rocks. It's steady legs imbedded in the granite. We begin to descend, and I snap pictures along the way of the ground supporting us, keeping us safe.

At the bottom, more beauty awaits. The sound of the crashing water is muffled, spreading out on it's descent as it pools into the inviting river. The sound is loud, but calm. Less aggressive. More peaceful. I take it all in: the falling water, the tourists, the two fly-fishermen perched on the rocks, like birds. They stand still, with the exception of gracefully casting their lines from time to time. What a beautiful way to meditate: surrounded by mother nature's greatness. Stillness in a storm.

For more photography and artwork, please visit me at www.emilygaudette.carbonmade.com

xo

-E

Yoga in Black and White

On May 30th 2010, I directed and shot a full day photo shoot with eight yoga models. The photos taken will serve in my 36 piece art installation titled "The Yoga Series", for exhibit Fall 2011.

Here are some of the shots taken that day.

Enjoy!

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all images copyright, Emily Gaudette 2010

Zara Photo Shoot

In November 2009, I was hired by a female body builder to shoot for her personal portfolio. She was looking to add a feminine touch to her collection. We decided to do an Alberto Vargas style shoot. From the styling to the post-production, the final prints echoed the classic pin up painter's masterwork.

We had a great team working together that day! Pascal Saab (two year running award winning hair stylist) curled her locks into a classic vintage twist. She wore rich red lips and thick swooping eyeliner courtesy of Ale (from World According to Ale). The look was polished up with beautiful pieces from Agent Provocateur and BCBG.

The shoot went on for hours, but we had a great time! Below are some of my favourite images. I couldn't be happier :)

- Emily Gaudette copyright 2009