I’m a Canadian fine art photographer and artist based in Vancouver, British Columbia.
Following my curiosity of the natural world, of lines, light, shadow and spaces, that’s where I am now. I’m chasing fog and reflections.
My photography is evocative with natural muted tones. A touch of wonder is the dominant theme, seeking to raise the viewer’s curiosity of the natural world.
My finished pieces are views that you can step into, like an open window. The focus is to bring the outdoors inside.
The limited edition archival prints are mounted onto wood and finished with a process that creates a painting like depth and texture. This draws in the viewer from any angle.
I’ve been exhibiting my work for the past 5 years in galleries, solo exhibitions, private functions and interior design projects. My work was also prominently featured in a TV series shot in London, England as well as in magazine covers, feature stories and newspaper articles.
I grew up in a small town on canada’s west coast, Sechelt, B.C. on the Sunshine Coast, a place surrounded by extraordinary natural beauty. I left the coast to pursue pro sports and for over a decade I represented Canada on the FIVB beach volleyball world tour. When I wasn’t playing, I was taking photos and writing in notebooks.
My ideas and photos from that time created a jumping off point for me as I turned from sports to the creative field. Putting to use my degree from the University of Victoria, I wrote More than Medals, a pro athlete playbook with which features some of the best athletes in the world.
That book was a bridge connecting my time as a pro athlete to the more creative pursuit I follow now.
look long at bryce barry's eerie atmospheric photographs and you'll forget where you are. It is dizzying, as if you've fallen into the setting, almost able to smell the sea and forest, feel the cool air, the damp moss, the rigid sand...
- zoom magazine