Suzanne Robinson is a 24-year-old photographer whose passion for capturing the world through her lens began at age 7 when her parents gifted her first camera. What started as a childhood curiosity has evolved into a lifelong dedication to the art of photography, spanning nearly two decades of continuous learning and creation. Suzanne's photographic journey has taken her across the globe, from the bustling streets of China to the dramatic landscapes of Oman and Qatar, and from the scenic vistas of Canada and Mexico to the historic architecture of Europe. Her extensive travels throughout the United States have led her to document the natural beauty of most of the nation's National Parks, while her eye for unique types of subjects has guided her to capture the intricate details of church interiors across Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Ohio. Her technical expertise spans multiple formats and styles. While she frequently creates compelling images using mobile photography, Suzanne also works extensively with Canon camera systems, specializing in macro photography where she meticulously captures the minute details of her subjects through complex 300-image focus stacking techniques. Her portfolio encompasses wildlife and animal photography, as well as portraiture, showcasing her versatility across diverse photographic genres. Beyond her camera work, Suzanne is an accomplished equestrian who has earned numerous national titles in dressage, bringing the same precision and patience from the arena to her photographic practice. This dedication to excellence is evident in her recent recognition with a prestigious Guru award for her photographic achievements. Currently, Suzanne channels her love for animals into operating a nonprofit cat shelter while continuing to develop her photographic career. As an avid follower of renowned photographer Scott Kelby and an active member of the Scott Kelby Inner Circle, she remains committed to continuous learning and growth in her craft, blending her technical skills with her compassionate nature to create meaningful visual stories. Her work can be seen on doodlebugsme.pixels.com and doodlebugsme.smugmug.com