The Photographer
Susan Dimock is a Bandon based photographer with a passion for photographing all things oceanic. A retired licensed clinical social worker, she describes her transition from therapist to nature photographer as an awakening that has brought healing, solace and joy. In the last decade-plus, Susan has published work digitally and presented many print exhibits. She is excited to release her first book, “Taking Refuge on the Oregon Coast”, a photographic memoir that follows Susan’s discovery journey as a nature photographer and conservation advocate.
While Susan enjoys literal renditions of the natural world, she gravitates toward experimenting and working creatively using multiple layers, long exposure and the blurring of images. In addition to the oceanic, she is attracted to a plethora of other compelling subjects both organic and man-made. Currently, she is captivated by and immersed in creating intriguing and unique abstract images of the world around her.
Susan enjoys sharing her work at camera clubs, conferences and other relevant gatherings. In addition, she delights in doing private and small group workshops on her local beach in Bandon, Oregon.
