"A Drop of Blood," Sarah Allegra
In our Flickr Pool, reader Sarah Allegra shared some of her dreamy, trippy, fantasy photography.
I'm fond of the works in this post, but there's lots more to explore in her Flickr feed, and you can also buy prints, calendars, greeting cards, and more. Links on her website.
"The Blue Ribbon," Sarah Allegra
"The Fragile Blossom That Opens In The Snow," Sarah Allegra
"Where Earth Meets The Sky," Sarah Allegra
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