Susie Reed Photos Links

The Wonder Of It All - December 7, 2011: Photography is a great way to learn about the world. It heightens our ability to observe and be attuned to our surroundings. Photographs tell tales of places we’ve been, people we’ve known and wonders we’ve had the good fortune to capture. Photographs evoke emotions. They educate, inform and inspire. Their ability to make people aware has changed the world and served as an effective tool for conservation and preservation... Read more.

A Little Goes a Long Way - September 28, 2011: Modern cameras and photo software have so many bells and whistles it can be overwhelming deciding which to use when. The good news is by just mastering a few settings and functions you can create really good pictures. If you then add one more option at a time to your repertoire you can see and understand... Read more.

Timing is Everything - or at least a lot... - August 20, 2011: In photography good timing is important in a number of ways. Chief among them are when the shutter is released, the shutter speed and for outdoor photography, the time of day a shoot takes place. Photographers capture unique and wonderful pictures by being in the right place at the right time. This often involves more than luck... Read more.

Intangible Artist Tools - May 16, 2011: Ansel Adams said he aimed to capture how he felt about the places he photographed as much as he did to document them. With that intention he created beautiful images that articulated his sentiments well. When art evokes emotions like Adams’ photographs do, it’s usually the result of more than technical skill... Read more.

Shoot for the Sky - April 15, 2011: Shoot for the Sky! I’m lucky to live in beautiful Sedona, AZ where we have spectacular red rock landscapes, wonderful clouds and amazing sunsets. I sometimes think of Sedona as a photographer’s paradise... Read more.

Art and Time - February 14, 2011: Some art seems to magically make time stand still. As a photographer I freeze moments and make records of them. I bring the past into the present by photographing prehistoric rock art. Sometimes while doing so I feel a sense of timelessness. I’m looking at what ancients did thousands of years ago... Read more.

Artists Expect the Unexpected - September 17, 2010: If you’re an artist expect the unexpected when you create. No matter what media is used, there’s no way of knowing for sure at the start exactly what the end result will be. Artists take a leap of faith. They follow their passions and hearts; use their perception, talent, tools, materials, instincts and techniques to make something out of nothing... Read More.

Nature’s Inspiration - June 14, 2010: I love to be inspired. High on my list of what inspires me and makes me feel good is nature in all its various, ever changing, wondrous forms. There’s always more to discover. I’m so lucky and grateful to live in Sedona where nature’s beauty abounds... Read More.

To Photoshop or Not to Photoshop - April 7, 2010: To Photoshop or not to Photoshop… that is the question. Is it nobler to leave a photo as it is after you shoot it or to tweak it using computer software applications like Photoshop? I choose the latter... Read more.

What to Bring to a Photo Shoot - March 1, 2010: One night while I was out photographing the full moon at Sedona’s famous Cathedral Rock I took so many long exposures I depleted two camera batteries I had with me. I wished I had another so I could shoot more, but since I was essentially out alone in the middle of nowhere I disappointedly resigned myself to the fact I was done for the night.... Read more.

Useful Photo Tips - November 23, 2009: Photography creates a window through which we can view and learn about the world. No matter what the subject matter or software - it’s the photographer’s decisions about how to use their camera and photo software that makes the biggest difference... Read more.

Links to Visit

Goldenstein Gallery: Susie Reed's beautiful photographs can be purchased through Goldenstein Gallery, voted the #1 Gallery in Sedona by the readers of Kudos the last three years. The gallery also received a prestigious Mayor's Arts Award for its contributions to the success of the arts in Sedona. Located in Uptown Sedona at 390 North Highway 89A, the gallery hosts popular receptions from 5 - 8 pm, the first Friday of each month, where the public gets to meet the gallery's talented artists. The gallery ships art worldwide. Reed's original prints and canvas giclees are available in a variety of sizes. For further information please call Goldenstein Gallery at 928-204-1765.

Rosenthal Represents: Susie Reed’s artist reps for licensing are Elise Rosenthal and Neil Sandler of Rosenthal Represents. They sell art to manufacturers of stationery, giftware, home accent products and more. To inquire about licensing Susie Reed's photos please call Rosenthal Represents at 818-222-5445, visit them at the Surtex and Licensing shows or their website.

Murals Your Way: Muruals Your way has been producing custom sized wall paper murals for nearly 40 years, which they sell worldwide. They offer a beautiful assortment of Susie Reed photos featuring flowers, gardens, fruit and vegetables, grapes, vineyards and more. To see their Susie Reed collection click on the link above.

Susie Reed Photo Calendars: Susie Reed's 2011 Farmer's Market calendar, 2011 Grapes & Vineyards calendar and 2011 Southwest Rock Art calendar all feature her beautiful photos along with useful information. Limited collectors editions of her 2009 and 2010 Southwest Rock Art calendars are also still available. They've sold worldwide. For retail and wholesale purchase inquiries please contact Susie Reed Photos.

Sedona Area Indian Ruin and Rock Art Site Information: The Coconino National Forest is home to some of the world's greatest archaeological sites. To learn about places to visit go to:
Coconino National Forest Cultural Sites
Honanki Indian Ruin and Rock Art Site
Palatki Indian Ruin and Rock Art Site
V-Bar-V Rock Art Site

Archaeological Site Etiquette Guide: Archaeological sites contain the remains of prehistoric, protohistoric, and historic cultures. They are a fragile and non-renewable resources. This web site provides important information about how visitors to archaeological sites can help minimize their impact.

National Park Service: This site provides detailed information about all National Parks including locations, fees, history, activities and more. To find a park to visit you can search by name, topic or geographical area.

Sedona Chamber of Commerce: Through this web site you can find a wide array of information about Sedona including attractions, activities, events, maps, travel assistance and more.

Sedona Art Center: Susie Reed teaches photography workshops through the Sedona Arts Center. Please check their website too see current classes being offered or call 928-282-3809 for further information or to register. In addition to their school the Sedona Arts Center houses two galleries. It's located at 15 Art Barn Road in Uptown Sedona.

Sedona Photofest: In 2010 this week long event featured workshops, exhibits, keynote speakers, panel discussions and more. It enabled photographers of all levels to learn new skills and be inspired by several talented master photographers. Among Sedona Photofest's 2010 speakiers and teachers were Pulitzer-winning photographer Jack Dykinga, landscape photographer Tom Till and award-winning photographer Susie Reed. Susie Reed will be conducting a sunset photo shoot workshop at 2012 Sedona Photofest

Global Wisdom: Founder Holly Coleman specializes in connecting people to their life's purpose, meaningful work and higher self. As a longtime intuitive coach, she uses a variety of tools, including an in-depth personality assessment, called the Michael System, to help people enhance their relationships, environments and careers. Individual sessions as well as home and land clearings are available in person or by phone.

Inka Visions and Sedona Mystery School: Founder Heather Clewett-Jachowski is an Ink Shaman, international teacher, speaker, writer and researcher.

Farmer’s Markets Locator: To find a Farmer’s Market to shop at visit this site. You can search for a location near you. It lists the addresses and schedules of Farmer’s Markets throughout the United States, including the Virgin Islands.

American Orchid Society: This official web site of The American Orchid Society is a great resource for anyone interested in orchids. It provides extensive information including where to buy orchids, growing tips, how to find orchid societies, shows and events. It lists orchid books, publications and more.

Open Garden Tours: The Garden Conservancy sponsors hundreds of tours to private gardens across the United States every spring and summer. They publish a yearly directory listing descriptions, dates and locations of tours. In addition to being a feast for the eyes, these tours can be great inspiration for gardeners, as well as a way for them to discover plants that grow well in their area, which they might not be aware of. To find out more visit the link above.

The Common Wealth Club: The Common Wealth Club is the nation's oldest and largest public affairs forum. It is a non-profit, nonpartisan educational organization that sponors a wide range of speakers and events featuring authors, politicians, business leaders, performers and more. Check out their web site to find out about upcoming live events as well as how to access replays of past speakers broadcast on the radio or available through archives on their web site.

Kudos: This informative weekly publication contains an events guide, news and stories about entertainment, art, music, bands, shows, theater and stage performances taking place in Sedona, Cottonwood, Verde Valley and Camp Verde, AZ, Arizona.

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