It is with great pleasure to announce the publication of a story that I shot last July here in Portland for Garden Design Magazine’s Green Living section. The garden belongs to Maryellen Hockensmith and has a mid-century Modern designed Pietro Belluschi home on the property. Maryellen’s life partner, Michael McCullock, who is an architect, designed [...]
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Portland Garden Photographer Susan Seubert shoots for Garden Design
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Garden and Landscape Architecture Photographer Susan Seubert in Portland Oregon
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One of my first assignments was for Garden Design Magazine back in 1998. It was shooting a story about a landscape designer in Los Angeles named Chris Rosmini. She not only had an extraordinary garden in the middle of the city, but she also had amazing collections of things. Suitcases, alabaster statues, and other ephemera [...]
Garden Feature Story, Portland Spaces Magazine
Posted in garden photography, gardening, magazine work, photography, tagged Garden, garden photography, magazine, magazine photography, outdoors, photography, Portland on March 13, 2009 | 2 Comments »
It’s that time of year when we all look outside on days like this, sunny and bright, and see the battering that the surrounding flora has taken, particularly this year of much snow. Dead plants abound. I wonder if the rosemary bush we’ve had for the past ten years will actually come back to life [...]
