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  • About Me

    My passion for photography began several years ago, when I purchased my first 35 mm (film) camera. Technology has changed significantly over the years, but what hasn't changed is my love of capturing meaningful moments. The sun rising over the Grand Canyon, or setting over Grand Lake, the day a child is born, the adoring looks of a newly engaged couple, a special anniversary -- capturing these moments and recording the images brings me great joy.

    My goal is to make your photo shoot great fun and to provide you with images that you will cherish for many years. Any of the landscape images on my website, Facebook page, or Instagram can be custom-sized for your home or office. Contact me for prices and for information about upcoming art shows/sales.

    There is beauty all around us and in every individual. Capturing this beauty and reflecting the personality of each person I photograph is very rewarding. I provide on-location portrait shoots in and around the state of Oklahoma, and in my studio in Edmond. I look forward to working with you.

2.23.18

Iceland – Part 3

Here is the last set of images taken in May/June 2017 during our two weeks in this beautiful country. Also take a look at the others, under the “Category” of Iceland via this website. I also post my images on my Sheryl McLain Photography Facebook page and on Instagram. Please follow me. I hope you enjoy my images as much as I enjoy capturing them. Contact me directly for custom stretched art canvases and art print orders.

 

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2.23.18

Iceland – Part 2

 

My husband and I spent two incredible weeks in May/June 2017 driving the ring road of Iceland. We started and ended in the capitol city of Reykjavik. Along the way, we stayed in the bed and breakfasts of local farmers. This means that in several cases we stayed on horse and sheep farms, which was so great to see these beautiful animals up close and personal. And on two occasions I purchased hand-knitted wool sweaters from either the farmer’s wife or a friend who lived down the road. We wanted to experience Iceland with the locals and attempt to stay away from the high traffic touristy areas. I have split these last two photo sets in two, just to make it easier for you to view them. These are a potpourri of various things we saw along the way. Be sure to view Part I, Horses of Iceland and Waterfalls of Iceland sets as well. And, if you are thinking about going to Iceland, feel free to ask me any questions you may have. I highly recommend the travel group called #HeyIceland. We worked closely with them to plan our 13 nights in Iceland and to organize our stays along the ring road. It was a trip of a lifetime, and we continue to reflect back on the memories and great things we saw and experienced.

 

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2.2.18

Waterfalls of Iceland

During our two weeks in Iceland, we saw so many beautiful waterfalls. Some were the more famous, iconic ones. But others were along the road or hikes we took. Enjoy a taste of Iceland. Any of these images can be ordered as signed photographs or stretched canvases for your home or office. They make great gifts. Contact me for prices.

 

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1.25.18

Slot Canyons, Arizona

My first time to Lower Antelope Canyon and Secret Canyon — both in Page, Arizona — did not disappoint. Both were absolutely beautiful. Just stunning. Here are a few images captured during our November 2017 trip there. If you’d like to custom order any of these images for framing in your home or office, please contact me. All images are signed by the artist (me) and are not mass produced, so are very unique. Please “Like” my Facebook page and follow me on Instagram for a glimpse into other trips, past and future. Questions? Drop me an email. Thanks for much! I LOVE my job!

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1.25.18

Zion National Park, Utah

In November of 2017, I had an opportunity to participate in a photography workshop with other photo friends. We stayed in Zion National Park, got up early for spectacular sunrises, hiked 5 miles through The Narrows, and took in some beautiful sunsets. One evening, we drove out to Horse Shoe Bend. There were so many WOW moments. What a beautiful country we have. Here are a few of the images from that incredible trip. Any of these can be signed and printed onto photo paper, stretched canvas or other mediums. Contact me for prices. Please Like Sheryl McLain Photography’s page on Facebook and follow me on Instagram. Questions? I’d love to hear from you. Just drop me an email.

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