Nature nominee

Spring is synonymous with renewal. In the cities, we see the trees reflecting the beginning of the cycle of the seasons. Each species regenerates at its own pace, slowly modifying the urban landscape. I like to observe its changes, as fast as they are. Day by day, the appearance of plants is changing. This period filled with beauty is often too fleeting. I therefore want to capture these too short moments, to capture these details that are the signature of this first season. The young leaves, buds and flowers make it possible to identify the essence of the photographed tree. The transparent silhouette of the branch marks the brief duration of spring.

Sue Vo-Ho studies photography at the Cégep du Vieux-Montréal. Since 1998 she works in fields of photography as portrait, commercial, event and fine arts. Sue Vo-Ho’s photographs have been published in numerous magazines. She received Price and Honorable Mentions in contests as International Color Awards and Black and White Spider Awards. Her work such as City Memories and Herbarium in Urbe series was exhibited in various places likes Musée populaire de la Photographie, Art-Mûr Gallery, Connections Gallery, Bibliothèque Marc-Favreau, etc. She is showcased by Singulart Gallery and Grizzly Montreal. Since 2010, she has been teaching photography at CFP Lachine.