Susan Huber is a fine art photographer specializing in 19th century alternative processes involving contact printing of negatives onto hand coated papers with photosensitive emulsions to enhance tonalities.

She has exhibited in Europe, Australia and North America. She is published in a book of international Alternative Processes Photographers (Sweden) and was featured in numerous magazines exhibiting her techniques and images in North America and the UK.

She has won awards internationally and scholarships. She received a British Columbia Arts Council Assistance Grant to document the disappearing rural Western churches.

Susan was born in Pensacola, FLA, U.S.A.. She is a graduate of Universidad de Guanajuato, GTO, Mexico with a BACC. de  Pre-Medecina, and California State University, Fresno in Physical Therapy with a B.Sc. and a minor in Fine Arts.