Since she was last featured on Pirouette, in May 2010 (view the post here), photographer Emily Ulmer added a fair amount of new work on her website. Children’s portraits, but also family portraits, a new thing for her. Colours have faded, the large usage of browny and beige tones bringing an additional vintage touch to her images. Emily is definitely an artist to follow; we can’t wait to see what will be next in her portfolio.
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