About the Artist
I grew up in a world of art and color. The women in my family have always been artists in their own mediums and continue to encourage art. Early on I found a love for photography, the mindfullness of composing an image and sharing that connection with the world pushed me to practice more and more. The paints and pastels of my Mothers art brought out my love of color, the shapes and glazes in my Grandmothers art returns you to the earth and its textures. I used photography to share these influences of color and earth. I live today in Ellicott City close to the nature I love. I frequently kayak, hike, and camp in the area and beyond.Susan Arnett website View Website Susan Arnett website View Gallery Susan Arnett website Purchase Art
Artist's Statement
The world occurs in the in between moments, the pauses in life. Nature flourishes where we forget to look. I take a meditative mindset, allowing the stillness and pauses in life to lead me to those moments I find so moving. Through my photography I seek to distill the life that occurs in the pauses, the spiritually moving moments, and the continuation of the natural world into the conscious thought. The world will always continue, despite the motion of humanity.Featured Work
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Featured Work: Photos
Patapsco Sunset
Photography
2015
The sun sets across the Patapsco River Valley in Maryland among the bare trees of late fall.
Out for Dinner
Photography
2015
A Great Blue Heron hunts in the Florida Everglades for its next meal.
Onward To Morning
Photography
2015
The early morning tide rushes back out to sea among the rocks, storm clouds gathering behind it, in Cape May, New Jersey.
Ol' Blue Eyes
Photography
2015
A cormorant rests in the sun in the Florida Everglades, showing of their bright blue eyes and yellow beak.
Morning Visions
Photography
2015
The empty sky and glass-still ocean melt together behind a small, lone, unoccupied boat as the sun rises, sending out golden rays, exuding a feeling of calm and surealness.
Catoctin Detail
Photography
2015
Forest floor detail of the amazing colors just under our feet. There are mushrooms, leaves, moss, tree roots from Catoctin Mountain, western Maryland, in early fall