Sarah initially fostered her love for photojournalism at the North Carolina Scholastic Media Institute, a one-week summer intensive for high school journalists. Since then, she has learned black and white dark room photography at Meredith College and mastered the DSLR through cosplay portraits, interning as a Photopass photographer at Walt Disney World, and working at Rockfish Camp and Retreat Center as the Summer Media Director. She is proficient in Adobe Photoshop, Adobe InDesign, and Adobe Illustrator to edit, prepare, and utilize her photography. From exposure to printing, Sarah can create a final product that both tells a story and is aesthetically pleasing.
My Time at Disney
Due to copyrights and privacy concerns, I have very few examples of my work from Disney to share. However, here is one of the few instances where I received my own work.
Silver Gelatin Print Samples
Film photography is an exquisite art form that requires patience and attention to detail. The result is an intricately crafted black-and-white film print, developed by hand. Sarah learned this skill at Meredith College. She finds great joy in being able to create a piece of art from exposure, to development, to printing and mounting. She treasures it as another form of storytelling and hopes that you will find her pictures below to be the slightest bit intriguing.
Sarah E. Kiser 