Dave Brosha On a continual journey to seek out and capture the beauty of this world – whether it’s the beauty of some of the most extreme and pristine environments in the world, or the beauty of humanity, Dave is passionate across a wide spectrum of photographic genres and avoids labels. He is proudly a Fellow of the Royal Canadian Geographic Society, a Sigma Pro Photographer, a PhotoLife contributing writer, and a Strobepro Professional. He is the co-founder of the OFFBEAT photographic community and offers photographic workshops and tours across Canada and the world. He is a proud father and loyal friend. Please visit www.davebrosha.com to see more of Dave’s work. We donate 10% of Dave’s scarf sales to...
Adam Hill
Adam Hill, is a nature photographer concerned with conveying the beauty he sees and feels in Nature. Hill's award-winning photography has been published in books, magazines, calendars, and his prints have been collected all over the world, from Greenland to South Africa. Hill was raised in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, Canada, surrounded by the lakes, rivers, highlands and coast lines. Cape Breton's influence on his life has been profound, inspiring him to seek the natural beauty that the rest of Canada has to offer.
Please visit www.adamhillstudios.ca to see more of Adam’s work. We donate 10% of Adam’s scarf sales to charity, and he has chosen to support CPAWS Nova Scotia Chapter (www.cpawsns.org).
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Michelle Valberg Michelle is an award-winning Canadian wildlife photographer who has been telling stories with her camera for more than 35 years. She has traveled to all continents in search of adventure and photographic opportunities. She is particularly celebrated for her passion for Canada and the Arctic. Michelle was appointed to the Order of Canada on June 29th, 2022. She is a Nikon Ambassador and her images appear on magazine covers, in numerous publications, exhibitions and embassies worldwide. Her iconic images appear on a Royal Canadian Mint coin and on Canada Post stamps. Michelle received the Louise Kamookak Medal from the RCGS in 2019, she won the Julia Margaret Cameron Award for Women Photographers in 2021 and was a...
Gah Ghin Skuss (Clarence Mills) Before Clarence Mills was born, his Grandmother told his mother that Clarence was destined to become a Haida carver – a prophecy that Clarence develops and fulfills on a daily basis. At eighteen years old, he felt inspired by the culture of his ancestors and began to study the great Haida totems of argillite and cedar. He felt compelled to capture the traditional spirit of his culture through the development of his own art. With some guidance from his uncle, Doug Wilson (carver and author), he learned to seek out the simple, smooth flowing style of the Haida, while at the same time developing his own personalized style of intricate, meticulous, integrated artwork. Aspects...
Owen Perry CIRCA 1983 is the photography of Owen Perry, a 30 something visual designer and photographer based out of British Columbia, Canada. Specializing in landscape, travel and adventure, Owen's work borrows inspiration from the nostalgic qualities of film as well as Canadian cultural narratives owed to the Group of Seven, National Film Board of Canada (NFB), Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), and National Geographic. Although firmly rooted in the digital photography world, Owen treats post production and editing much like a film photographer might use chemicals in a dark room; treatment of light and colour is as important as initial capture itself, granting fuller expression over the story or feeling of a photograph. Owen's work has received acclaim from numerous...
