Lavender Serpentine Photograph - Limited Edition of 50

Steven Noble: An Artistic Journey Through the Lens Born in Ontario and raised amidst the vibrant culture of Victoria, BC, Steve now calls the breathtaking landscapes of Vancouver Island home. This majestic setting, with its rugged nature and picturesque scenery, serves as the primary muse for Steve's captivating photographic work. The essence of "Beautiful BC" is not just a backdrop but the heartbeat of every shot captured through Steve's lenses. A self-taught artist, Steve draws profound inspiration from the likes of Yousuf Karsh, Ansel Adams, and Platon—masters who have each shaped the world of photography in distinct ways. It is the melding of these influences with Steve's unique vision that allows for the creation of truly singular images, capturing the world as seen through an intimately personal lens and shared with a global online community. Steve wields a Nikon D850 with a preference for prime lenses, finding a particular affinity for the clarity and depth afforded by an 85mm F1.8 G and the versatility of a 28-35mm F2.8 D. This choice in gear reflects a dedication to capturing moments with precision and warmth, hallmarks of Steve's photographic style. Recognition for Steve's talent has come in the form of a front cover feature on the local "INSPIRED 55+ Lifestyle Magazine," showcasing the work of a dear friend and esteemed cinematographer, David Malysheff. This accolade is a testament to Steve's ability to not only capture beauty but also tell a story that resonates with a diverse audience. While Steve has not yet participated in exhibitions and art fairs, the distinct beauty and depth of Vancouver Island captured through Steve's lenses are eagerly awaiting their moment to be showcased to a broader audience. The journey ahead is filled with potential for exhibitions, collaborations, and the opportunity to share Steve's vision with the world on a larger scale. As Steve forges ahead, the focus remains on pushing the boundaries of photography, exploring new techniques, and capturing the ephemeral moments that define the human connection to the natural world. Each image is an invitation: to pause, to admire, and to see the world anew through Steve's visionary lens.