View a short video with some of Susan’s fabulous work…
Specializing in distinctive equine animal artistry, I am an artist who uses photography as my medium of expression. Born in England and raised back east in the heart of horse country, I found home in the mountains of Morrison Colorado with my partner Brad and our two Friesian Paint cross colts.
Always passionate about horses and also an avid artist, I was invited to intern and study fine art photography with a small group of students from around the world at the International Center for Photography in NYC, leaving my career in the sciences behind forever. Studies at ICP encouraged me to take my photography beyond visual documentation and objectification into the realm of the unseen yet felt, inviting and encouraging contemplation from my art’s audience. There is nothing more enjoyable than being able to watch somebody engage with the work.
RecentlyI surreptitiously stumbled upon some web sites on equine assisted therapy and horse rescue sanctuaries, including wild horse sanctuaries. These organizations have been invaluable to me and my work and it has become my mission to give back and support them. Please check out my “links”. It is through the generosity of everybody that these organizations can survive. The horse is one of the most pampered creatures on this planet along with one of the most abused.
My work is currently represented by the Wild Eye Gallery in Evergreen Co. I am a member of EPNET – Equestrian Photographers Network, Working With Artists, Society for Photographic Education, Colorado Photographic Arts, Boulder Digital Arts , and The Center For Fine Art Photography, all organizations that support the photographic arts.
For more information see: windhorseOne Studios
Join Susan on Saturday, October 8, 2011 at 3pm in Lecture Area A for her talk on
“Emotional Branding and Marketing for Your Equine-based Business: A New Paradigm“
4pm on Saturday, October 8, 2011 in Lecture Area A – Susan is joined by Melisa Pearce and Anna Twinney to talk:
“Call of the Horse“
Take a journey with three of today’s top equine professional women as they share their personal journeys and the life-changing experiences they have had with the horses. Explore the depth, the meaning and the profound lessons our horses have waiting for us, if we are only willing to listen.
On Sunday, October 8, 2011 at 2pm – Susan is in Lecture Area A :
“Beyond the Lens: Traditional and non-traditional tips and ideas for photographing horses.“
