i. I am a photographer.

ii. Something I’ve learned about myself as an artist over the last two years:
It’s easy for your art just to become work. I often have to remind myself how fortunate I am to be able to get to be creative for a living.

iii. The name and date of my current exhibit/show is:
Southern Exposure – April 1-30 @ Monica Reyes Gallery – as part of the Capture Photography Festival

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Paradise Bay, Antarctica. 2018

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iv. In describing the show in 3 sentences or less, I’d say:
Some nice big prints of a remote part of the world that few get to visit.

v. The inspiration for this show comes from:
Two years of a pandemic and lots of time at home to sift through archives, while dreaming of travelling again.

vi. One thing I learned in creating this show is:
Looking at images on paper is way different than looking at images on a screen.

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Polar Plunge, Deception Island, Antarctica. 2016

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vii. My past work includes:
A documentary on growing up as a kid in Liberia, lots of production stills for tv and film, and ten thousand photos of our 15 month-old son, Ace.

viii. After this show, I’m looking forward to:
A generous glass of whisky.

Jeff Topham. Southern Exposure. MRG

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www.creatorsvancouver.com

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Header: Pink Hut, Jason Harbour, South Georgia. 2017