Through Charlie Falk's lens, a picture is worth a thousand years.
With over two decades of experience, Charlie is more than Newfoundland and Labrador's most renowned photographer - he is a documentarian, curator and an archaeologist of this province's rich culture.
Charlie's body of work comprises a poignant and breathtaking walk through Newfoundland's ever-changing history. From our love of the outdoors to the colorful tapestry that weaves us together as a people, Charlie Falk's work is consummate Newfoundland.
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His pictures mourn, provoke, celebrate and inspire wonder. His dedication to craft routinely takes him to the furthest reaches of the province, and his diligence, vision, talent and knack for "being there" have paid off with unique pictures that stimulate hours of discussion.
Charlie Falk works against a majestic stage of scenery, coastline and weather. His featured performers - from rural Newfoundlander residents to abundant wildlife and marine leviathans - are equally colorful.
From ghostly icebergs bathed in a swollen moon's glow to the warmth of an oil-lit cabin, there is something in the Charlie Falk collections for everyone.
A Charlie Falk print is more than a picture. It's a piece of history - from a place that is steeped in it. |
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