About
Story
Those who teach us life lessons are not always humans. Horses have always been a part of Dina's life, thanks to her mom, who ensured she was given every opportunity to work with them. Most days, if Dina is not working with horses, she is wishing she was.
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Horses don’t judge, they don’t gossip and oddly enough they have a special way of helping you work through life’s problems. Growing up with horses taught Dina responsibility, independence, how to care for others and the value of hard work. Her wish is that every kid could be as lucky as her and grow up around horses.
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Horses gave Dina everything and she feels it is her duty to repay them by telling their story so that everyone can understand their purpose, appreciate their beauty and respect their relationship with mankind.
Mission
Awaken the horse lover in all of us by showcasing the horse's power, beauty and intelligence while celebrating their human partnerships. Her artwork creates storytelling imagery that is shot with purpose and passion; it will transform your space, inspire creativity, provide thought and around arouse strength.
Publications
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Cowboys and Indians
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Western Horse Review
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World Professional Chuckwagon Association
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Multiple news articles on the sport of chuckwagon racing
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What makes a
Dina Sutherland
print?
High Quality Photos
At her core, and because of her western lifestyle background, Dina's imagery shows the finest details of the horse. Her work is unique because of her ability to understand what should be captured in a moment in time, what story needs to be told.
Experience
Dina has been shooting for over 20 years and her 45 plus years working and living with horses allows her to capture them in a way most don't see until they view one of her images.
Artistic Eye
Capturing emotion is her specialty. Dina believes photos should take you to a point in time, create a mood and make you stop and think.
Prints
Dina always wants the amount of time she puts into finding the right subject, with a story to be told, and the composing of an image to be evident in the smallest of details in the final print.
