Natalie  Allgyer

Photo Artist Photography Surrealism

Natalie Allgyer
Professional Artist

Natalie Allgyer is a photo artist, with a fiercely creative soul who uses a camera and photoshop to display a wide array of feeling and emotion. She learned her craft on her own and continues to hone it weekly.

Born in NJ she and her husband chose Charleston, SC as the place for them to raise their daughter. It was in Charleston that Natalie found her soul, and the creativity began to flow thru the lens of her camera. At one point she decided that reality wasn't conveying her message as deeply as she felt it so she took to photoshop. That is where the magic began.

Natalie's whimsical yet dark style incorporates pieces of her own images that she makes with her dslr camera. It can take an upward of 20 images to create one of her works. She enjoys using elements of nature and the world around her in her art. Her carefully curated color choices in combination with painstakingly thoughtful lighting, contrast, and texture lends itself to her empathic vibe and painterly feel.

Each of Natalie pieces are available as limited edition prints only. Once they run out that is it. There will be no more creations of that particular piece. Each print is printed on archival velvet paper, signed and numbered by Natalie herself, and each comes with a certificate of authenticity.

Natalie's mission is to show you the world through her eyes while also conveying feelings and vibes that just about each and every one of us could relate to in some way. Cheers and enjoy!

Charleston In Fall Photography: Print on Archival Paper This piece was a take on how the Fall season occurs in Charleston, SC. The tropical forces of nature start to be the main topics of conversation. As does college football. The heat of the summer loosens it’s grip making the beach such a delicious place. All the while folks are putting out pumpkins, and Halloween decorations. Being that I am a transplant from the north. Seeing all the Halloween decor while trekking to the beach in a bathing suit does feel strange to me, but at the same time it lends a warm cozy feeling because I chose to call this magical place my home. I’ve never felt more at home than I do here. Thank you Charleston for adopting me! It was important to me to keep every element in this image as local to my home as possible. This piece is created using about 18 different images. Each one of the pumpkins (mostly bought from Boone Hall Farms) in the main stack had to be photographed at its respective height and distance from the camera as it is in the final image in order to make the stack look as realistic as possible in the final image. The background photo was shot on Sullivan’s Island Beach on a beautiful Fall evening. The “clouds” are incense smoke that I was able to manipulate via a my hand as a fan, and in post too. To my fellow Charlestonians- What says Charleston to you? Which season is our favorite? Cheers and enjoy! Original Work: Height 20" x Width 20" Year Produced: 2018 Inventory ID NA_0026 Limited Edition Available:  [ Details ] Showing: All Galleries Price:  $ 575.00   [ Buy it local ] (We ship to a gallery near you) Narrative: This piece was a take on how the Fall season occurs in Charleston, SC. The tropical forces of nature start to be the main topics of conversation. As does college football. The heat of the summer loosens it’s grip making the beach such a delicious place. All the while folks are putting out pumpkins, and Halloween decorations. Being that I am a transplant from the north. Seeing all the Halloween decor while trekking to the beach in a bathing suit does feel strange to me, but at the same time it lends a warm cozy feeling because I chose to call this magical place my home. I’ve never felt more at home than I do here. Thank you Charleston for adopting me! It was important to me to keep every element in this image as local to my home as possible. This piece is created using about 18 different images. Each one of the pumpkins (mostly bought from Boone Hall Farms) in the main stack had to be photographed at its respective height and distance from the camera as it is in the final image in order to make the stack look as realistic as possible in the final image. The background photo was shot on Sullivan’s Island Beach on a beautiful Fall evening. The “clouds” are incense smoke that I was able to manipulate via a my hand as a fan, and in post too. To my fellow Charlestonians- What says Charleston to you? Which season is our favorite? Cheers and enjoy! Label

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Charleston In Fall  - By Natalie Allgyer Photography: Print on Archival Paper This piece was a take on how the Fall season occurs in Charleston, SC. The tropical forces of nature start to be the main topics of conversation. As does college football. The heat of the summer loosens it’s grip making the beach such a delicious place. All the while folks are putting out pumpkins, and Halloween decorations. Being that I am a transplant from the north. Seeing all the Halloween decor while trekking to the beach in a bathing suit does feel strange to me, but at the same time it lends a warm cozy feeling because I chose to call this magical place my home. I’ve never felt more at home than I do here. Thank you Charleston for adopting me! It was important to me to keep every element in this image as local to my home as possible. This piece is created using about 18 different images. Each one of the pumpkins (mostly bought from Boone Hall Farms) in the main stack had to be photographed at its respective height and distance from the camera as it is in the final image in order to make the stack look as realistic as possible in the final image. The background photo was shot on Sullivan’s Island Beach on a beautiful Fall evening. The “clouds” are incense smoke that I was able to manipulate via a my hand as a fan, and in post too. To my fellow Charlestonians- What says Charleston to you? Which season is our favorite? Cheers and enjoy! Limited Edition Available:  [ Details ] Height 20" x Width 20" Year Produced: 2018 Inventory ID NA_0026 Price: $575.00 This piece was a take on how the Fall season occurs in Charleston, SC. The tropical forces of nature start to be the main topics of conversation. As does college football. The heat of the summer loosens it’s grip making the beach such a delicious place. All the while folks are putting out pumpkins, and Halloween decorations. Being that I am a transplant from the north. Seeing all the Halloween decor while trekking to the beach in a bathing suit does feel strange to me, but at the same time it lends a warm cozy feeling because I chose to call this magical place my home. I’ve never felt more at home than I do here. Thank you Charleston for adopting me! It was important to me to keep every element in this image as local to my home as possible. This piece is created using about 18 different images. Each one of the pumpkins (mostly bought from Boone Hall Farms) in the main stack had to be photographed at its respective height and distance from the camera as it is in the final image in order to make the stack look as realistic as possible in the final image. The background photo was shot on Sullivan’s Island Beach on a beautiful Fall evening. The “clouds” are incense smoke that I was able to manipulate via a my hand as a fan, and in post too. To my fellow Charlestonians- What says Charleston to you? Which season is our favorite? Cheers and enjoy!

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Update Artist BIOGRAPHY text: Add new or update existing artist biography information below. The moderate use of HTML tags is acceptable. Click the UPDATE button to save. <b>Natalie Allgyer</b> <i><b>Professional Artist</b></i> Natalie Allgyer is a photo artist, with a fiercely creative soul who uses a camera and photoshop to display a wide array of feeling and emotion. She learned her craft on her own and continues to hone it weekly. Born in NJ she and her husband chose Charleston, SC as the place for them to raise their daughter. It was in Charleston that Natalie found her soul, and the creativity began to flow thru the lens of her camera. At one point she decided that reality wasn't conveying her message as deeply as she felt it so she took to photoshop. That is where the magic began. Natalie's whimsical yet dark style incorporates pieces of her own images that she makes with her dslr camera. It can take an upward of 20 images to create one of her works. She enjoys using elements of nature and the world around her in her art. Her carefully curated color choices in combination with painstakingly thoughtful lighting, contrast, and texture lends itself to her empathic vibe and painterly feel. Each of Natalie pieces are available as limited edition prints only. Once they run out that is it. There will be no more creations of that particular piece. Each print is printed on archival velvet paper, signed and numbered by Natalie herself, and each comes with a certificate of authenticity. Natalie's mission is to show you the world through her eyes while also conveying feelings and vibes that just about each and every one of us could relate to in some way. Cheers and enjoy!

Update Charleston In Fall Information Text: Add new or update existing artwork information below. Do not use HTML tags or special characters in these fields. Click the UPDATE button to save. PUBLICLY VIEWABLE INFORMATION  Name of the work of art:  General type of art work: (i.e. Sculpture, Painting, Photo, etc.)  Medium of the work of art: (i.e. Oil on Canvas, Print on Acid Free Paper, etc.)  Description of work of art: This piece was a take on how the Fall season occurs in Charleston, SC. The tropical forces of nature start to be the main topics of conversation. As does college football. The heat of the summer loosens it’s grip making the beach such a delicious place. All the while folks are putting out pumpkins, and Halloween decorations. Being that I am a transplant from the north. Seeing all the Halloween decor while trekking to the beach in a bathing suit does feel strange to me, but at the same time it lends a warm cozy feeling because I chose to call this magical place my home. I’ve never felt more at home than I do here. Thank you Charleston for adopting me! It was important to me to keep every element in this image as local to my home as possible. This piece is created using about 18 different images. Each one of the pumpkins (mostly bought from Boone Hall Farms) in the main stack had to be photographed at its respective height and distance from the camera as it is in the final image in order to make the stack look as realistic as possible in the final image. The background photo was shot on Sullivan’s Island Beach on a beautiful Fall evening. The “clouds” are incense smoke that I was able to manipulate via a my hand as a fan, and in post too. To my fellow Charlestonians- What says Charleston to you? Which season is our favorite? Cheers and enjoy! ORIGINAL WORK OF ART INFORMATION  Dimensions: ( Height  x  Width  x  Depth ) in inches "   X    "   X    "  Year Produced   Inventory ID   Price $  Narrative of work: This piece was a take on how the Fall season occurs in Charleston, SC. The tropical forces of nature start to be the main topics of conversation. As does college football. The heat of the summer loosens it’s grip making the beach such a delicious place. All the while folks are putting out pumpkins, and Halloween decorations. Being that I am a transplant from the north. Seeing all the Halloween decor while trekking to the beach in a bathing suit does feel strange to me, but at the same time it lends a warm cozy feeling because I chose to call this magical place my home. I’ve never felt more at home than I do here. Thank you Charleston for adopting me! It was important to me to keep every element in this image as local to my home as possible. This piece is created using about 18 different images. Each one of the pumpkins (mostly bought from Boone Hall Farms) in the main stack had to be photographed at its respective height and distance from the camera as it is in the final image in order to make the stack look as realistic as possible in the final image. The background photo was shot on Sullivan’s Island Beach on a beautiful Fall evening. The “clouds” are incense smoke that I was able to manipulate via a my hand as a fan, and in post too. To my fellow Charlestonians- What says Charleston to you? Which season is our favorite? Cheers and enjoy! LIMITED EDITION INFORMATION If there is a limited edition series asssociated with this Original, update fields below: There are   total, in this Limited Edition.  This one is number  PRIVATE INFORMATION  Categorize this work: Private (Show only in Personal Inventory) Show in Hyder Gallery (only) Show in Portfolio Catalog (only) Show in ALL galleries Sold (Shown Everywhere) Sold (Private) Not For Sale (Shown Everywhere) Not For Sale (Private) Give this work a number value from 1 to 10. This will order the list of your work on your page. All 1's will be used for your home page representational images. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10  Physical location of work: (i.e. My home, XYZ gallery, My studio, etc.)

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