If there’s been a theme to Sue Bryce’s career, it might be one of evolution. She started making portraits when she was 18 with a Hasselblad film camera, and with grit and sheer determination she built and marketed her own business. Classifying her work as contemporary fashion portrait photography, she’s evolved through decades in a shifting industry, and in addition to running her highly successful studio now offers online workshops for newcomers. We sat down with her recently to learn more about her work, vision and history with photography.
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Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)