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Steve Richard<br />

Steve Richard has been plying his trade in the mysterious photographic arts for well over a<br />

quarter of a century. Steve is both a stills photographer and a cinematographer, thus bringing<br />

an unerring sense of style and composition to all of his work. Whether it is commercial, corporate,<br />

or fine art work, Steve’s visuals capture the imagination, challenge preconceptions, and<br />

merge a classical ethos with urban grit and 21st Century techno-savvy.<br />

Born and raised in a small town in Canada, Steven took his first photograph at the age of 12,<br />

over 40 years ago. Much of the early years were spent developing his craft while working in<br />

the various commercial facets of the photography trade. During this time he developed a<br />

significant love hate relationship with photography, and actually gave up shooting a number<br />

of times. During these down times he has worked as full time musician touring across<br />

Canada, a recording studio engineer, a fiber optic network designer, a teacher at Dalhousie<br />

University, a cinematographer shooting music videos and short films, and has developed the<br />

necessary skills to produce a fine bowl of Tom Ka Guy soup. His passion for photography<br />

developed into a full obsession about 20 years ago when he decided to only shoot the subjects<br />

that would interpret his view of the world. For the most part this meant a combination of<br />

humor and beauty mixed with the dark side of life. He now spends most of his fine art focus<br />

on dance and bodies in motion.<br />

On the professional side Steve continues to shoot musicians, dancers, creative advertising and<br />

anything beautiful and dark. He currently resides in Halifax Nova Scotia with his wife and<br />

two children.<br />

steverichard.com<br />

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