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The Prints: Prints are traditional fibre-based silver gelatin, processed for archival stability and duo toned in selenium and gold toner to enrich the tonal quality and protect the print. Prints are produced in limited editions of 25.
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- Crab Shell and Sand Pattern
silver gelatin photo 10" x 13" 2007
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- Fall Morning, Halfway River
silver gelatin photo 6.5" x 18.5" 2006
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- Ferns, Humming Brook
silver gelatin photo 10" x 13" 2004
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- Herbert River #1
silver gelatin photo 6.5" x 13" 2004
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- Slot Canyon Entrance
silver gelatin photo 10" x 13" 2007
artist statement
“In wildness is the preservation of the world.”
- Henry David Thoreau
I see photography as a means of exploration and discovery. This coupled with my fascination and love of the natural landscape compels me to create images that try to convey this raw, natural beauty. I prefer the use of black and white photography as the absence of colour allows the texture, shading and graphic position of the subject matter to become more readily visible to the viewer. My goal is to share and celebrate the natural beauty of this province with others.
selected biography
Todd Brown was born and raised in Nova Scotia. He graduated in 1988 with photography from the Nova Scotia Community College and in 1990 with creative photography from Humber College of Applied Arts, Toronto. Brown is a member of Visual Arts Nova Scotia and East Hants Fine Arts Association. He has work in the Nova Scotia Art Bank collection.
