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Sue's Art Photography at the St. Norbert Farmers Market Sue Leclerc

A photographer from St. Adolphe, Sue Leclerc, has set up shop at the St. Norbert Farmer’s market this year. Her photographs are available for sale at the market every Wednesday and Saturday this summer. 

Leclerc, who’s been a professional photographer for two years, says that her muse is often whatever catches her eye, but mostly the beauty of nature.

“I have discovered that there is beauty in everything, from sunsets to back-alley graffiti,” says Leclerc, “Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.” 

Leclerc works at the Winnipeg mail processing plant for Canada Post, but photography is her passion. Working full-time and then selling photos on the side keeps Leclerc and her husband, Art, very busy. 

“Art began to make unique frames to enhance and add character to my photography,” she says. “That’s when Sue’s Art Photography became our passion. These quality pieces of art are uniquely framed by Art, adding that authentic look to every single picture.”

These custom prints will be on display at the Richer Rodeo later this month, as well as the Southeast Lifestyles Expo in Île-des-Chênes this November.

“Our plans for the future are exciting as we see growth, development, and learn to enhance our business, which will soon have a website to display our products,” Leclerc concludes.

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