Susan Linnet Cox has been involved in all areas of photo shoots for over two decades. She has specialized in catalog design and art directing photo shoots, followed by her real love, styling. Susan has cheerfully done everything from ironing to model agent to art direction! And having been “the client” as well as the crew, she understands the entire photo shoot as few do. Her book "Photo Styling" is published by Allworth Press and covers the field of photo styling in detail. This complete primer on photo styling includes dozens of pictures, illustrations, and wonderful anecdotes from those in the business. The author shows budding stylists what to do and how to do it. Starting with the fundamentals, she covers it all in her honest voice. "I think you have pulled off an important achievement with this book. I haven't had time to look at it for several days, and I am missing it like it is a romance novel!" San Francisco stylist Marianne Riegg Photo Styling is the only resource on the market that offers personal and detailed information specifically targeting those who want to start, maintain, and enhance their career in what may be called the "invisible" business. In addition to photo stylists, Susan speaks to a variety of professionals such as photographers, models, art directors, advertisiers, and designers who can all benefit from her generous and honest contribution to this relatively unknown field. Susan began teaching Weekend Workshops after training several interns and discovering the joy of mentoring the next generation of photo stylists. The workshops led to writing the book and sharing inside knowledge of the field styling on a larger scale. She lives in San Diego but has produced, directed, and styled photo shoots throughout the US and internationally.

"I enjoyed the entire day! Finally, usable information on getting my career started. A great group with a great teacher."

"We learned so much and had a great time. I hope you continue teaching classes as it is a great hands on experience with plenty of information."

"Her passion for what she does permeated the room with a happiness that got everyone excited and involved in the conversation."