I’m currently working on a project with zombie portrait artist Chris Zenga who will use my photography for his drawings.  More news about this will be announced soon!

One of my pieces titled ‘Zombie Lips’ is below and available to purchase (without the copyright text) within my store.  Simply click on the image below or click here for prices.

I’ve also made a ‘Zombie B Movie’ style poster (size A2) that is also available to purchase by clicking here.

If you like my design work and would like to feature my photography on your book or CD cover, please get in touch with me by using the Contact button above.

 

Want to win a signed copy of the 10 * 8 print above?

All you have to do is write and tell me how you would feel if you turned the corner and seen her standing there.  What is the potential for horror?

Would you run or would you calmly walk on by?

Would you have a heart attack or would you laugh?

Answers should have a minimum of 50 words and should be full of emotion and passion.  You don’t have to be a poet or a writer to enter, but please check your spelling and grammar before entering.

If you have trouble posting your answers below, you can email me them.

Competition closes 31st August 2010 at 11:59 GMT.

This print is available to purchase in the shop as either a horror greeting card or a print.

‘Amanda is one of the foremost horror photographers in the United Kingdom’

Kristian from horrorezine.com has posted a wonderful review of my photography and I’m really pleased with it.

You must check it out and leave a comment!

Click here to visit!

HorrorEzine.com is a ‘bite-sized bits of gore to chew on’ online magazine with lots of horror to keep you entertained.

To celebrate the launch of my new Gothic and Horror Photography store, I’m giving away 3 button badges to everyone who orders a print.

Visit my new store by clicking on the ‘Shop’ button above or click here.

Back in May 2008, me and my partner Luke toured Romania for a week and it still is to this date, the best holiday I’ve been on.  Hopefully the photos below will tell their own story and I can’t wait to go back there.  In fact, I would live there if I could as the people are so warm and friendly.

Check out the view from our balcony above!

The setting and scenery were stunning and all you could see was forests for miles and miles.  No wonder Transilvania means ‘The land beyond the forest’.

This hotel was in a ski resort called Sinaia and the hotel was just like the one out of the film ‘The Shining’.  Massive, grand and white!

Something quite unexplainable did happen to me during the night.  Something woke me up and although the room was pitch black, I sensed something rushing past the bottom of the bed.

At least I didn’t see any twin girls or a little boy cycling down the long dark corridors.

Peles Castle

Peles Castle in Sinaia was built between 1873 and 1914; its inauguration was held in 1883. The architectural style is Neo-Renaissance and it was built on a medieval route linking Transylvania and Wallachia.

The castle is simply stunning with its painted walls, numerous statues and fancy architecture.  The landscape surrounded by the Carpathian Mountains makes this a magical place and the photograph below has a fantasy feel about it.

If you’ve enjoyed looking at the photographs above, a book titled ‘Treasures of Romania – A Photographic Tour ’ has been put together by me and Luke and is available to purchase from Blurb.

Click the book image to your left or click here for a preview and price.