Andrew Collett is a professional landscape photographer and fine art printmaker who lives in Bracebridge, Ontario. Andrew creates his photographs using both a traditional large format 4x5-view camera and a sophisticated digital SLR camera.

Collett’s photography is an investigation of nature at it’s natural best. “I look for scenes that contain strong elements of design, and then strive to capture them when there is an element of drama unfolding…this could be dramatic lighting or perhaps mist and fog… I also pay close attention to weather patterns,” he says, “ as some of my best shots have been taken just before or after a storm.”

Fall Along Madawaska

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Andrew's careful attention to detail, while controlling every step of the developing and printing process guarantees his clients receive a photographic work of art representative of his finest effort.

Primarily self-taught, Collett spent many summers at a canoe camp on Georgian Bay as a boy. He says he developed his investigative side plying the area’s lakes and rivers. “I believe that you have to have a bit of the explorer in you to be a good landscape photographer,” he says. “You have to want to climb that hill to see what’s on the proverbial ‘other side.’”

“Algonquin Park, Elements of Nature” was Andrew’s first sole show at the Silver Bridge Gallery.