Two lovers embrace in silhouette in NYC subway
Film photo of pink dahlia flowers
A bride peeks out from a window through a Japanese maple tree, holding a bouquet of lilies
A man stands under a jet in a Budapest spa
A flatlay arrangement of wedding symbols, including roses, an invitation, a glass bird and a necklace
A groom catches a bride's veil
People at a music festival are outlined by golden light
A family plays guitar around a bonfire in rural Vermont
A groom stands in silhouette in front of a stained glass window
A tattooed blue-haired girl peeks over a fence, holding a joint, smiling broadly
A bride and groom share a romantic kiss in front of an archway and their friends and family
A man eagerly shares something with a woman on the dance floor
Inspired by Girl Pictures by Justine Kurland
The ocean on the coast of California
A girl is coerced by two men and looks skeptically at the camera
A twisted up tree, caught in light and covered in a serene layer of snow
Wong Kar Wai Hong Kong style film photo of two fiancees under a big red light
Two older women gossip intimately
A man rolls down the window of his red truck
An embroidered napkin, pomegranates, red ribbon in a dinner setting for a wedding
Two androgynous youths crowd around a cigarette that lights their faces
People play soccer on a foggy beach
Carter Vail plays guitar for his girlfriend in the song "Stunner"
Two lovers take photos in a vintage photo booth
A pretty girl in a blue dress smiles at somebody behind her
A pair of silver blocky heels and a striped translucent dress blows in the wind
A bride and groom under a veil touch noses (black and white)
Carter Vail plays guitar
A bride, traced by light, beams
A group of people play soccer silhouetted on a foggy beach
A wedding guest leaves it all on the dance floor
A tattooed, blue haired girl peeks over a fence, holding a joint and smiling broadly
Two children play
A girl merged with a tree
Two lovers kiss on a stairway
Two wedding guests dance gleefully
A bride peeks from a window, through a Japanese maple tree, holding liles
A girl vibes peacefully at a music festival
Short Frenzy's Will Rydall leans on a piano in his kitchen
A bride, traced by golden light, holds a bouquet of red roses
A bride and a groom gaze at each other lovingly
A fashionable double exposure of a woman looking at sapphires
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A girl feeds her boyfriend ice cream as he crinkles his nose
A child rocks on a swingset at dusk
A girl spins around in front of a Victorian house wearing a fur coat, a slip and high boots
Glamorous friends take a group picture with a selfie stick

⋆Sarah ⋆Bloom ⋆

Photographer. Filmmaker. Storyteller.

A girl takes a dreamy film photo in a mirror

As a child, I always had my head stuck in a book - it caused me to walk into walls sometimes. I felt more connected to the fictional world of romance, magic and mystery than I did to the mundane, lonely world around me.

When I grew up, I stepped out of my head, became more grounded, and got in touch with my senses. I looked around me and found that I was a part of everything. I found that the world was just as beautiful and magical as books could be.

That’s why I take photos and make films - to let that beauty rest in my hand like a butterfly.

To notice.

To hold on for just one second longer.

To capture the infinite microcosms that live between people that love each other.

To marvel at this wonderful world.

A bride holding lilies walks down stone steps in front of a brick wall and Japanese maple tree to get to the aisle

What do you dream of?

A fairy-like mirage walks through a garden of dahlias
Edward Rojas of Hotel TV looks up at the camera wearing a Beatles Sgt Pepper costume, surrounded by shadowy women
A man in a suit dances with colorful motion blur
A girl with her arms around her boyfriends neck leans in to kiss him in black and white
A man wearing simple clothes and no shoes lies facefirst in a field of tall grass
“How brief and magical it was that we all lived so close to each other and went in and out of each other’s rooms, and our most important job was to solve mysteries.”
— Either Or, Elif Batuman