Tasha spent three days alone in Death Valley — no schedule, no noise, nothing to fill the silence. Director Andrew Abajian went with her to film what became the Meet Me In The Valley short film, and along the way he made these photographs.
Salt flats at first light. A single figure against a mountain that has been there far longer than any of us. The valley is a hard, quiet, beautiful place, and these images carry that stillness into your living room.
Ten photographs, curated as a set, made to hang on your wall.
Watch the film
The story behind these images is a thirty-minute short film about getting low, staying still, and finding that God meets you there. Watch Meet Me In The Valley on YouTube →
What you get
- Ten photographs at 3840 × 2160 — the Frame’s native 4K resolution
- Ready for Art Mode — no cropping, no resizing
- A short setup guide (PDF) for loading them onto your TV
How to load them
From your phone, open the SmartThings app, select your Frame TV, then tap Art Mode → Add from Photos. Or copy the images to a USB drive and use Art Mode → My Collection → Import from USB. Full instructions are in the download.
They look just as good on any 16:9 screen — a regular TV, a digital picture frame, or as desktop wallpaper.
License
Yours to display at home on your own screens. Please don’t share the files, print them, or use them commercially. Full terms are included in the download.
Instant download, delivered by email at checkout. Photographs by Andrew Abajian. © Tasha Layton. No refunds on digital downloads.
