Any ink is good ink and this morning I was pleased to read a review in The Oregonian of the group show that my work is in at the Froelick Gallery called, “Equine.” I made the piece that was curated into this show for my last exhibition, ” r e s t r a i [...]
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Wet Plate Collodion Photographer Susan Seubert reviewed in Equine
Posted in alt process photography, art show, collodion, fine art, gallery opening, large format photography, tagged ambrotypes, art, collodion, fine art gallery, fine art photography, glass plate negatives on July 8, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Fine Art Photographer Susan Seubert to speak at the Froelick Gallery
Posted in alt process photography, art, art show, collodion, fine art, gallery opening, lecture, photographer in Portland, tagged alternative process, ambrotypes, fine art, gallery, glass plate negatives, Portland on April 12, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
During the month of April 2011, many galleries around Portland will be showing photography in tandem with events surrounding the Photolucida portfolio reviews. On Saturday, April 16th, photographer Ron Van Dongen and I will be giving brief lectures about our work at the Froelick Gallery. The gallery is located at 714 NW Davis St. and [...]
fine art photographer Susan Seubert working in wet-plate collodion
Posted in alt process photography, art, collodion, fine art, large format photography, photographer in Portland, photography, tagged alternative process, ambrotypes, art, collodion, glass plate negatives, photography on December 6, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Greetings! The holiday season is upon us already… my how time flies. Last week was a flurry of assignments but with the annual slowing down of work around this time of year, I usually take some time to work on personal projects. This year is no exception. My good friend and mentor, Jody Ake moved [...]
Susan Seubert’s piece, “Nest” wins juror’s choice award
Posted in alt process photography, art show, Award, collodion, gallery opening, National Gegoraphic, photography, tagged alternative process, ambrotypes, art, fine art photography, glass plate negatives, National Geographic, photography on September 27, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
The Center for Fine Art Photography in Colorado has announced the winners of the 2009 Art In Nature exhibition and my piece entitled “Nest” has been selected for the exhibition. The juror was Kathy Moran, National Geographic magazine’s first senior editor for natural history projects. It is a tremendous honor to have been one of [...]
Susan Seubert wins at the International Photo Awards
Posted in alt process photography, Award, collodion, photography, tagged alternative process, ambrotypes, Award, collodion, photo, photography on August 19, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
The International Photography Awards announced this morning the winners of their annual competition. I am pleased to announce that I placed second in the Professional Category of Fine Art Nature in the sub category of “Other” with my piece entitled, “Nest.” This is a tremendous honor and I wish I could go to the awards [...]
Tacoma Art Museum Biennial Exhibition Talk
Posted in art, art show, collodion, just for fun, lecture, museum, photography, tagged alternative process, ambrotypes, art show, biennial, lecture, museum, photography, Seattle, Tacoma, travel photographer, Washington on February 25, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
This Saturday, February 28th, I’ll be giving a talk about my work at the Tacoma Art Museum along with the three other photographers selected for the exhibition: Michael Kenna, Doug Keyes and Isaac Layman. The title of the half day program is called, “Taking Pictures Through Multiple Lenses: Photography in the Biennial.” Each of us [...]
Wet Plate Collodion
Posted in alt process photography, art, collodion, photography, tagged alternative process, ambrotypes, art, collodion, glass plate negatives, photography on November 26, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
I took a workshop with collodion expert Jody Ake last July and fell in love with the process. The end product, an ambrotype, is truly seductive. Here are 3 examples of plates I made in class. They are 5×4″ and will be on display starting in January 2009 (omg) at the Froelick Gallery’s group show.
