The Holland Marsh has always captivated me with its sweeping landscapes—endless rows of onions and carrots etched across the black earth, a living testament to a century of agricultural ingenuity.  These images celebrate not only the bounty of the land but also the unseen labor, knowledge, and community that sustain it. Through vibrant colors and honest compositions, I hope to honor the land’s enduring spirit and the nourishment it provides for generations.

The Holland Marsh is celebrating its 100-year Centennial. This region, once drained specifically for agricultural purposes, has played a significant role in local farming for a century. To celebrate, I assembled this collection of fine art prints highlighting the Holland Marsh. Two of these prints were part of a juried exhibit celebrating the 100th Anniversary of the Holland Marsh at the Bradford West Gwillimbury Library.

Check out the sale on 8”x10” matted prints ready to frame.