Photography has been Sharon's creative and social outlet since childhood days in North Carolina. In 1996, she survived an auto accident that forever altered her vision of the world and the direction of her photography. In the early stages of her rehab, limited physical abilities required her to find subjects that could be photographed with ease...flowers, shells, foliage...with a focus on producing larger than life macro prints. This new focus eventually led her to become a photographer for the Denver Botanic Gardens for over 4 years. The images produced during that time received much attention and opened the doors for exhibits in many fine art galleries around the United States. Truly, out of an unexpected tragedy, creativity bloomed.

Recently, she has been working in a style she describes as "altered capture", creating more abstract images. Sharon also works with other artists, promoting their work. Currently she curates shows for Tenn Street Coffee & Books located in Denver, CO.

Sharon's work is being shown at Alchemical Eye Studio, a collaborative printmaking studio where much of her recent work has been produced.