Sally's focus has always been around portraiture and botanical images. Her early portrait work encompassed both local and international personalities, taken while working for various New Zealand publications. Presently Sally is centered on macro botanical images.

Breaking from the traditional method of presenting photographs, Sally has created a system that allows her work to be hung outside. Sally's recent exhibitions feature these large botanical images which are printed onto a vinyl substrate using U.V. resistant inks.

A BRIEF HISTORY:

Born in Devonport, Auckland, New Zealand, Sally Tagg has been photographing since the early 1970's when she started specializing in and teaching photography at Okaihau College. She has worked as a freelance photographer for various magazines, and exhibits her work in galleries in New Zealand, Australia, the United Kingdom and the United States.

Aside from her artwork, she has produced a calendar to celebrate the centenary of Women's Suffrage in 1993, in 1995, the address book: "New Zealand Botanica" and more recently "Jonah Lomu" (1997),"On Top Down Under" - photographs of unique New Zealanders (1998), and "Eden" - flowers from the New Zealand garden (1999).