Based in Scarborough, Maine, Susi Eggenberger is a remarkable freelance documentary and environmental portrait photographer who transitioned from a career in nursing to pursue her passion for photography. With a compassionate focus reminiscent of her nursing days, Eggenberger dedicates her lens to capturing the essence of children and collaborates with non-profit organizations addressing children's issues. Her extensive portfolio includes collaborations with renowned organizations such as Seeds of Peace, Ronald McDonald House, Map International, and Camp Sunshine, earning her numerous national and international awards for her poignant imagery.

One of Eggenberger's most compelling projects spans a decade, chronicling the journey of Noora, a young Iraqi girl tragically injured by a U.S. sniper during the war. Eggenberger's multimedia presentation detailing Noora's story earned an Honorable Mention in Maine Media's prestigious "Character" competition, showcasing her ability to weave narratives that resonate deeply with audiences. Additionally, her self-initiated project shedding light on a transgender woman's life in Southern Maine received acclaim, earning a nomination for "Best Documentary Film" at the Maine Short Film Festival and an exhibition at the esteemed Center for Maine Contemporary Art.