Susan Silberberg-Peirce has been photographing ancient sites, architecture, landscape and the natural world for the past two decades. Her images, utilized in teaching and research institutions in America, Canada, Europe, and Australia, have been published in professional books and journals. Her photographs have been exhibited throughout America and Europe and are included in public and private collections worldwide.
Her photographs have appeared in a number of publications, including Photographer's Forum, Best of Photography Annual, Zoom Magazine, American Rivers Calendar, Art History Journal, Woman's Art Journal, Redstone Review, NewWest.net, The Encyclopedia of North American Indians and Stories of the Ancient Americas.
Today she live in the Little Thompson River Valley northwest of Boulder, Colorado. She has been working to protect this historic and archaeologically rich riparian river corridor and wildlife habitat. Her photographs of the Little Thompson have been exhibited and sold to help this unique area from destruction as a dam site. She has lectured and participated in forums about environmental photography.
Her images are represented by the stock agency, The Ancient Art and Architecture Collection, London and hang in Nicholas Angelo Fine Art and Prints, Lyons, Colorado, Bishop Gallery, Allens Park, Colorado and Scottsdale, Arizona and Blue Horse Gallery, Estes Park, Colorado.
