Susan Bryant Art

Susan Bryant gets inspiration from the professional critics who review her work and from the feedback she receives from her clients and viewers. She produces her art using high quality materials which means her art can be used for decorative purposes for a very long time. She is a professor of photography and fine art photographer. Once Susan is immersed in her work, everything else takes the back seat. She doesn’t fear to shoot. She’s ready to pick any project without having to think twice – and she delivers within the stipulated time and budget. As long as she can remember, art has always been an important part of her life. She knew from an early age that she would become an artist. Today, Susan has cultivated a good working relationship with her clients because she’s good at beating deadlines. Her work has been widely exhibited across the United States in juried and solo exhibitions. Her art is inspiring because of her careful choice of the subject matter. Her photographs can be seen in many galleries the world over. In most of her pieces she employs the wet-plate collodion process of the 19th century. This technique was invented in 1851, and can generate a ferrotype or an ambrotype, both positive unique images. Her art has found its way into many galleries, homes, institutions and collections. She has built a network of loyal clients all over the world because she has built a name for herself. Framed Susan Bryant art has had great sell-through because of their quality.