Ken Sullins is a founding surgeon at the Marion duPont Scott Equine Medical Center in Leesburg, VA and has no plans to give up his day job. Compositions began to catch his eye in the ‘70’s, which became a few nice images. Photographs began to accompany magazine articles he wrote, and photography emerged as a passion around the turn of the century.
Wildlife and nature were the beginnings, but horses were natural subjects. A lifetime in the outdoors and an understanding of the way horses think and behave contribute to those compositions. Many other subjects capture his attention as well. Indeed, the objectives of a shoot often shift according to the unfolding of the day.
Hopefully these images will evoke an emotion in the viewer. If a person pauses for a second look or perhaps evokes an inaudible sound, the objective has been met.
