Top

Hello, Welcome to Soul Gaze!

Photographic Services, Fine Art Prints & Gifts + Custom Websites

Amber Flowers is based in Glasgow, Kentucky and is available for travel across South Central, Kentucky and beyond.

Processed with VSCO with b5 preset

Meet The Owner

“My name is Amber Flowers. I am a Photographic Artist and Squarespace Website Developer based in Glasgow, Kentucky. I have been providing services professionally since 2014. I am also proud to be a Volunteer and the Volunteer Photographer at Mammoth Cave National Park. I greatly love what I do, for it enables me to travel to a new destination on another grand adventure, always with a camera in my hand…”

 

Behind the Scenes #soulgazephotography

Happy Halloween!! It's 'scary' how beautiful Mammoth Cave National Park is, even at night! 🦇✨ There were no sounds except for the haunting howls of a nearby coyote. The stars shone brightly, sparkling like diamonds decorating the velvet darkness, visible through a gap in the surrounding canopy of trees. 10.27.18 | Mammoth Cave National Park Amphitheater
It’s almost Halloween! My favorite holiday. A great time to visually represent my love for bats! 🦇✨ Face painting: Emili Trousdale.
Seek that which makes your veins feel like lightning, your heart sing with fire and your mind illuminated with starry eyes. Find your passion, freely and without fear. Embrace the beauty of life.
Although it’s possible for a tree to lose leaves early due to stress from drought or disease, there are numerous other signs of an impending fall as I walk around my garden. The Tulip Poplar (Liriodendron tulipifera) is a beautiful, fast growing tree, able to feed hummingbirds nectar from its flowers and birds from its seed. It is also Kentucky’s state tree. Enjoy golden leaves in the fall, flowers in the spring and into early summer, and large leaves to shade the heat of summer. Want one? Check out the @arbordayfoundation for more details or to order barefoot saplings. https://www.arborday.org/trees/treeguide/treedetail.cfm?itemID=930
There are few symbols that inspire me like that of the National Park Service arrowhead. My husband, Brandon, knows how deeply I love the Parks, especially Mammoth Cave National Park. For my birthday (Aug 30th) he created something unexpected which was finished and gifted moments ago. It’s not perfect and he left out the words on this version, but I’m still impressed. He’s learning welding and somehow found time after work to experiment and create something cool for me. The best presents are handmade.🦇✨
Over the weekend, I found another #bat for my collection! #Halloween is my favorite holiday and the seasonal decor options are quite helpful to my quest.
I found one of the #sunflowers in my #garden had fallen over this morning. Today’s mood was visually represented. It’s in water, sofar not wilted, so hopefully it’ll survive long enough for the seed to grow for harvest. It was a reminder to plant deeper for stronger roots. An ironic parallel to life. We often rush things without thinking of the future.
#RIP Spica. Today, around 11:30am, the last of my #threemusketeers left me forever. The bubble of their immortality and my youth was forever broken. I’d had her since 2003. Together, they remained safely indoors since 2005. Gizmo died in 2016, Sphinx in 2017. Time moves swiftly. Appreciate the time you have, it may feel endless, but #death is always waiting. Goodbye Gizmo, Sphinx and Spica. My heart and soul will miss you always. 😢
I always enjoy exploring #CumberlandFalls in #Kentucky. This was the view in October of 2017. I’ll be making another trip soon and am looking forward to the adventure! #waterfall #geology
My Crape Myrtle, soft and fluffy. I rescued this one from crunchy dehydration at a local garden center. It’s thanked me by surviving and blooming beautifully.