Selected Work
Hiding in Plain Sight Collection
Harbor Fog
Rye, NH
Boathouse Reflection
New England
Ferris Wheel
New England
Laundry
New England
Camper
New England
Snowy Tree Tops
New Hampshire
Photographs exploring mood, irony, wonder,
and the moments that often go unnoticed.
Artist Statement
My images explore mood, irony, wonder, and the moments that often go unnoticed in everyday life.
I am fascinated by what people overlook. Familiar landmarks, fleeting interactions, changing weather, and quiet details hiding in plain sight. Through observation, timing, light, and atmosphere, I look for the stories and emotions that exist just beyond where most people direct their attention.
I am less interested in documenting a place than in revealing how it feels to be there. My photographs invite viewers to pause, look again, and discover what may have been in front of them all along.
The work begins with four questions
I
What have we stopped seeing because it has become familiar?
II
What is happening around us while we are focused elsewhere?
III
How do light, weather, and perspective change our understanding of a place?
IV
What stories, emotions, and connections are hiding in plain sight?
Selected Work
Rye, NH
New England
New England
New England
New England
New Hampshire
About
Susan Weigold is an educator, commercial photographer, and visual storyteller based in New England. Her work spans commercial, editorial, and fine art photography, with images in the iStock collections.
Her professional background includes leadership roles with The Ritz-Carlton Hotel Company, retail real estate investment, broadcasting, and marketing. She specializes in social media strategy, customer experience, and brand storytelling.
She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism and Broadcasting from Emerson College. Her work has recently been exhibited in Newburyport, MA.
Instruction & Learning
As Program Director and Instructor, Susan leads workshops, in-field experiences, and private instruction — helping photographers strengthen their creative vision. She also works with children and young adults with learning differences, using image-making to encourage observation and self-expression.
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