Neshama Fine Art Photography

09/02/2026

Finally posting a sneak peek for the collaborative exhibit, , that’s happening Schlafly Bottleworks during Schlafly Art Outside next weekend!

08/19/2026

The first thing I started photographing, when I “got real serious” about photography and enrolled at the Art Institute of Colorado, was flowers. My first published image was of flowers (it was even a contest-winner), and If my memory is correct, my very first print sale was a close-up image of daisies stretching toward a blue sky. This new image is captured in that same style: a simple focus on the subject with a buttery soft, non-distracting background. Because I’ve been considering starting a personal project involving flowers for a couple of years now, I’ve decided to force myself to actually do it. So, here’s my first piece in the series! There will be more to the theme than simply “floral,” but I might not uncover that mystery until I get out there and do some more shooting. I hope you’ll stay tuned!

“Floral Study No. 1 : Black-Eyed Susans”

Copyright 2026 Neshama Roash

08/06/2026

I'm thrilled to be one of nine artists participating in Hidden Worlds, a collaborative art experience making its debut this September at Schlafly Art Outside!

Over the coming weeks, I'll be sharing sneak peeks of the artwork I'm creating for this special project. The other artists will be doing the same, so be sure to follow on Facebook as each of us reveals little hints along the way!

Learn more at HiddenWorldsArt.com.

08/02/2026

Two weathered fishing boats rest side-by-side on a sandbar in the middle of the Jamaican sea, tethered to nothing but each other.

(Well, that and a driftwood bar on stilts just outside the frame. 😁)

"Companions at Sea" was captured in 2023 so I’m really happy to have come back around to it while looking for a companion piece to “Peace & Love in Jamaica” for a collector.

© 2026 Neshama Roash

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05/20/2026

My husband and I are taking a painting class at St. Louis Community College. It took me about two hours to mix a couple of paint colors and paint the base layer on my canvas, but here it is! I’ll be attempting to paint my image, “Light in Motion,” from Hawaii. We’ll see how that works out! 😳🎨

04/11/2026

03/27/2026

I'm a week late posting this...thank you to Fairhope Arts & Crafts Festival for this award!! I'm excited to return next year!

03/18/2026

03/18/2026

The Lunar Eclipse : A Study in Light and Shadow

On the morning of March 3, I set my alarm every 30-45 minutes between 2am and 6am, stepping out into the quiet cold to watch the moon slowly move through Earth’s shadow. I had travelled all the way to Utah to increase my chances of optimal weather, and I’m so happy I did because it was cloudy and raining in St. Louis!

It took me DAYS to finally bring these images to a place where they feel right in print…and still true to how each moment felt.

Somewhere between the stillness of the night and the rhythm of returning to the same place over and over, it became more than just photographing an eclipse. It felt like watching time unfold.

This series follows that progression:

Approaching Shadow
Shadow Rising
Edge of Shadow
Red Silence
Return of Light
Holding the Light

03/12/2026

Light in Motion

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I stood mesmerized, watching sunlight ripple across the water as it refracted through the gentle movement of the ocean waves as they lapped toward the sandy beach ahead. For a moment it felt like the surface became a living canvas of light bending, looping, and drifting both over and beneath the surface of the water.

Sometimes the most magical scenes in nature happen in the quietest places, if we simply slow down long enough to notice them.

This limited edition fine art photograph is printed on archival metallic paper and available for traditional framing or face-mounted to museum-grade glossy acrylic glass.

Copyright © 2026 Neshama Roash