Meet Ted Smith
How we got here
How we got here
How we got here
Having mixed a passion for photography with his love of Nature since childhood, it was only natural that Ted Smith pursued both an education, and career, within both disciplines. A lifetime later and the passions have not diminished. In fact, the flame burns brighter than ever. Ted's work is always evolving, but is essentially about obs
Having mixed a passion for photography with his love of Nature since childhood, it was only natural that Ted Smith pursued both an education, and career, within both disciplines. A lifetime later and the passions have not diminished. In fact, the flame burns brighter than ever. Ted's work is always evolving, but is essentially about observing details, creating moods, and forging an intimate connection between the viewer and his subjects. His current home on a wildlife-friendly organic farm, on Manitoulin Island (Ontario, Canada), affords him the opportunity to spend time with many of his favourite subjects. We hope you enjoy meeting them!
The vision
How we got here
How we got here
Our world is one of immeasurable beauty.... made up of tiny moments creating the ever-changing tapestry of our existence. We truly do live in a randomly beautiful world
and our goal is to both record that beauty, and make it available to you!
In his words
How we got here
In his words
Nature and photography... my two passions. From the time I could walk, my life has been immersed in Nature. By 8 years of age, a camera was a constant companion on my explorations. The more time I spent engaged in Nature photography, the more I loved it. Eventually, I obtained college diplomas in both professional photography and fish and
Nature and photography... my two passions. From the time I could walk, my life has been immersed in Nature. By 8 years of age, a camera was a constant companion on my explorations. The more time I spent engaged in Nature photography, the more I loved it. Eventually, I obtained college diplomas in both professional photography and fish and wildlife technology. As the years have gone by, I've spent time working in both fields. The learning has never ended. The love for both also just continues to grow. My happiest times are still when I find myself lost in a field or a forest with Nature in all her glory around me... and my camera in hand. Thank you for sharing in this journey.