I’ve always wanted to be a photographer, and with the help of my family and friends, I have managed to turn my dream into my reality. My goal for every client is to capture their memories and transform them into beautiful images of their naturally dynamic life. I’m not a studio photographer, yet. I will be setting up my studio in the fall of 2013. I do the majority of my sessions outdoors. The way I see it is, I would rather photograph a family having fun in the snow, or a horse frolicking in a sunlit pasture, rather than photograph a phony image of forced poses and fake smiles. I have found that, not only is it easier to get the images that my clients expect and love, but the atmosphere and energy of the session is much more fun and relaxed. And it shows in every picture! Plus, it’s not always easy to get children to sit quietly and still to get a picture of them, so don’t be shocked when you bring your children and the first thing you hear from me is, “Let ‘em run around and play.” The same goes for pets and horses. Bring a ball or a toy and throw it for your dog. Turn your horse loose in a pasture and let them run free. Of course, most people want to pose with their animals, and that’s no problem at all. Just expect that it’s easier to work with an animal, not against it! And I’ll be there to help of course. Contact Sue Scott.