Another great conversation with artists far and wide, Tomasz. I love the fact that Sue isn't tied to one style, I really believe it's how we improve and discover our inner voice.
You’re onto something special with this series, Tomasz. Hearing Sue talk about her journey and seeing the length and depth of her beautiful work was wonderful to me. These images have a certain je ne sais quoi that links them together, I was fascinated. Incredible work, Sue, it definitely IS good enough, please believe that and keep pushing forwards. Thank you both for an inspirational start to my day 😃🙏🏼
Thanks Tomaz - Loving the series! Sue, you have a very creative eye and a unique sense for capturing so many types of images. I agree with you Tomaz - please print your work Sue, your photos need to live on walls instead of just in pixels.
So nice to see the works, and thoughts behind a lesser known photographer. Usually its about Ansel Adams, Peter Lindbergh, and other well known artists. It makes me think a bit more also about my images, as what were my thoughts, and emotions behind them. Often I just try to frame my vision the best possible way of a given scene. Which is likely to the best way at all. 😊 Looking forward to more interviews like this. Keep up your great work.
Hello Sue, great interview and terrific photos. What's even more inspiring is that you do excel in all photography genres you choose. May I ask you which photo guide you had when you went to Namibia, and how big was your group? Thank you :-)
Thanks for bringing Sue to our attention Tomasz; you consistently present us with fine people and their excellent work that we may never have known were it not for your efforts. I share your taste for her B&W photo of the trees, but her still life of the pears is also superb - a photographic take on the old Dutch masters that works.
