If this is anything it's my life in pictures, or at least my thoughts.

 

I take photographs all the time.

I am prone to hyperbole.

 

My books at Blurb:

Felt In Passing

she just wants to be

 

Also, I have a Tumblr: Dream of America:

the Tumblr

  • JoinedSeptember 2006
  • OccupationPhotographer
  • HometownMiami County Ohio
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Photos of Jaclyn Sollars

Testimonials

Fetmano says:

Best self portrait artist that I've ever seen. I love her style and beauty.

November 5, 2010
Boring Advice (deleted)

I keep stumbling on her pictures, Keep fallen over some, Keep thinking, How much better it is.

October 10, 2010
likeable mitten (deleted)

Jaci is the Queen of Self Portraits. I don't even know what to say except for, I love her work so much.

May 20, 2010
inquisitive grip (deleted)

Here is where i come when i often need to be reminded how wonderful life can be. Here is where i find a seamless kind of soothing beauty that just makes perfect sense to me. And here is where i found the seeds ..for a friendship i am dying to explore.

May 12, 2010
Milki says:

You are pretty cool. And by 'pretty cool', I mean incredibly gorgeous and talented. I very much admire the beauty and grace you exhibit in your self portraits. Jaclyn, you are truly a feminine visionary! Love, Carlina

November 21, 2009

here is where a poetic champion composes..

October 2, 2009
chemical eggnog (deleted)

I was bored, so I decided to check out Jaci's stream. Hers are the best self portraits I have seen on this god forsaken site. I encourage anyone to take the time to see all of her photos. They don't get boring as no two photos are alike. Thank you Jaci.

July 11, 2009

all of your photographs are magic. over-the-moon-and-beyond kind of magic

June 13, 2009

A long time ago, I attended Viscom grad school in Athens, Ohio... Being from Detroit, The small towns and back roads of Ohio were exotic to me, and I used to drive through places like Lima and Wapokaneta and Millersburg and Tipp City with my stereo blaring Tom Waits songs and wonder what it was like to be in such stra… Read more

A long time ago, I attended Viscom grad school in Athens, Ohio... Being from Detroit, The small towns and back roads of Ohio were exotic to me, and I used to drive through places like Lima and Wapokaneta and Millersburg and Tipp City with my stereo blaring Tom Waits songs and wonder what it was like to be in such strange and beautiful places in the heart of the heart of the country. Jaci's pics make me crazy nostalgic for those days....

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June 11, 2009
Patrick says:

Wow! I'm just now delving into the work of Jaci Sue and I'm very impressed. This is an incredible collection of rich and compelling images. The images say a great deal without feeling too deliberate and too specific, they can truly be enjoyed on many different levels. I'm looking forward to exploring her work further a… Read more

Wow! I'm just now delving into the work of Jaci Sue and I'm very impressed. This is an incredible collection of rich and compelling images. The images say a great deal without feeling too deliberate and too specific, they can truly be enjoyed on many different levels. I'm looking forward to exploring her work further and seeing what she comes up with next.

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June 8, 2009

Based on what I've seen so far, I'd say she was pretty darned good.

May 24, 2009

Jaci's sets are the first I've ever encountered that honest-to-goodness took my breath away. What an incredible talent.

April 22, 2009

jaci sue is a professional "make everything look like magic"-ist.

May 6, 2009
Jesi Jean says:

Her pictures are like dandelions blowing in the breeze.

December 2, 2008

Jaci Sue is the cool girl with her camera that you can't help but notice as she takes photographs of her world. And when you gaze upon the images that she creates, you know that you are in the presence of something special. She possesses wisdom and thoughtfulness that are deep and far-reaching. Through a landscape… Read more

Jaci Sue is the cool girl with her camera that you can't help but notice as she takes photographs of her world. And when you gaze upon the images that she creates, you know that you are in the presence of something special. She possesses wisdom and thoughtfulness that are deep and far-reaching. Through a landscape, an empty street, or the sky above... she becomes the very embodiment of time and place. Her photographs are your memories, your dreams, and your very existence. Her stunning portraits are themselves human emotion. She brings you into her world through her connection to the quiet, the ethereal, and the mysterious. And you know that you belong. And you breathe deep, and you realize that along with her profound vision, she is still that cool girl with her camera. A wonderful friend who is witty and kind. It is truly a pleasure to know her.

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September 26, 2008

Inventive, introspective, demonstrative; thoughtful, evocative, personal. A professional through and through, she's not afraid to take a chance. Jaci takes you into her personal space like you are her closest friend. Do not miss her work!

September 2, 2008
Anne says:

This woman has never taken a bad picture. Her work is magic.

July 29, 2008

Through images that bring you into her spirit, Jaci gives us what she is rather than what she sees or what she creates. She does not create anything; She is the thing. She is a shaman woman with roots in the forest, the vision of crows. Her flesh is soil. Her mouth is the sky. She is Ohio; a place of subtle scale and… Read more

Through images that bring you into her spirit, Jaci gives us what she is rather than what she sees or what she creates. She does not create anything; She is the thing. She is a shaman woman with roots in the forest, the vision of crows. Her flesh is soil. Her mouth is the sky. She is Ohio; a place of subtle scale and quiet moments where the Zen of the muse is finding poetry in the mundane. There is little drama here in what can be seen. The message is what is implied in the wordless tones of a voice that quietly chants ancient rhyme. It sings in the damp, thick, fragrant air drifting out of a woodland marsh across a cornfield under a hazy, weepy, pastel sky. It is a subtlety of sublime, almost static vision in a landscape that even in its most tumultuous moments is ultimately predictable and a culture that seems to change at the speed of rust. To photograph this place you have to connect to it. It doesn't reach out and grab you but rather it ignores you and makes you chase it and listen to it and wait for it. The beauty of Ohio is the beauty of quiet patience and persistence and soft affection. Never does it beg for attention. Instead, it allows you to be softly enchanted and it absorbs you.

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June 20, 2008

I remember the day I landed at Jaclyn Sollars work. It was completely random and casual, somewhere else, I paused very long time in one of her incredibly immense, silent and sad locations. That same day I reviewed all her stream and I realised I was in front of a complexe, complete, and obviously not common A R T I S … Read more

I remember the day I landed at Jaclyn Sollars work. It was completely random and casual, somewhere else, I paused very long time in one of her incredibly immense, silent and sad locations. That same day I reviewed all her stream and I realised I was in front of a complexe, complete, and obviously not common A R T I S T . That same day I asked her to exhibit at the *****contrasted gallery, and also started believing in love at first sight. If somebody can fall in love with P H O T O G R A P H Y, I declare myself guilty. Thank you, Jaclyn

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February 22, 2008

Jaci Sue's work is beyond words, and appropriately she rarely titles her images. The images have such a 'zen' quality about them, that I always feel I am too loud to even comment on them, as much as I love them. It seems better to leave them there in silence, as they speak more clearly alone and do not need the hel… Read more

Jaci Sue's work is beyond words, and appropriately she rarely titles her images. The images have such a 'zen' quality about them, that I always feel I am too loud to even comment on them, as much as I love them. It seems better to leave them there in silence, as they speak more clearly alone and do not need the help or flattery of words. The quiet mystery in her work is consistent through all her images, showing a deep personal feeling for what she is showing. In the ordinary and the mundane, the profound emerges. Many artists try to show the amazing, the profound, the spectacular, the strange, and to show how good a photographer they are. But in Jaci Sue's unpretentious yet beautiful images, the quiet and the unknown speak directly, as it is this part of nature that needs to speak in silence, ultimately revealing a secret, often in a soft blur of foliage, or far away sky, or forgotten corner of an abandoned lot. The images speak of longing, of memory, and the soft blur between the two, often making them indistinguishable.

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September 15, 2007
ZoeRuth says:

Jaci Sue has perhaps the most consistently mind blowing body of work i've ever seen on flickr or any other sight. She is one of the very few artists out there that truly interjects a piece of her soul in every shot she takes. Her love for the fantasy AND the reality of what she sees through her lens is evident in every… Read more

Jaci Sue has perhaps the most consistently mind blowing body of work i've ever seen on flickr or any other sight. She is one of the very few artists out there that truly interjects a piece of her soul in every shot she takes. Her love for the fantasy AND the reality of what she sees through her lens is evident in every shaft of light, every shadow, and every detail of every shot. She carries a purity rarely seen among this vast sea of pretentious "artists." And yet she possesses a wisdom that speaks for itself. I feel emotionally connected to every photo she takes because i know that she really means it. It is an honor to be able to experience the world through her eyes. And to soak up every possible ounce of her immaculate incandescence.

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August 16, 2007