Bryan Wilcox

Toronto, Canada

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Bryan Wilcox was fortunate to grow up in a family that shared a unique passion for the craft of photography. His mother originally worked as a hand-colouring artist in a Montreal photo lab back in the 1940’s. In the years that followed, his father perfected his photography skills in the family darkroom, developing black and white images for family and friend

Since 1978, Bryan has been photographing custom and antique automobiles in black and white imagery, then painstakingly hand tinting his selected prints. His work has exhibited at Toronto’s ‘One of a Kind Craft Show’, the Toronto Outdoor Art Exhibit, and the Los Angeles Photography Center. Wilcox has participated in numerous group shows across Canada and his work is represented in collections in the United States, Canada and Hong Kong.

Bryan currently uses a Nikon D3X to shoot street scenes and architectural images- but with a slight twist. His current style is modeled on the output of the Kodak Duaflex, a popular camera produced between 1947 and 1960. The Duaflex was an inexpensive fixed-focus medium format camera, distinguished by its susceptibility to dust and dirt. It was this very flaw that often showed up in the final image along with some other unique features distinctive to the Duaflex print – notably its blurry edges. Using layered Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop files, Bryan has successfully merged his technical skills and artistic prose to capture the original Duaflex look right down to the blurry edges, dust, dirt and scratche

The resulting ‘vintage look’ prints seen in the exhibition will be created from Wilcox's original scanned negatives and digital images and output in editions of 10 on 100% rag acid free Hahnemühle Photo Rag archival paper via an Epson 9880 Pro Eight colour printer.

• chuck b.
• BLIPOINT
• Krissy Breen
• Reclaim Our Spaces
• Yoga Nirvana Studio
• Stu Edwards
• rudolph bautista
• Justin Sharma
• Bin65
• Julia Williams
• Jan Krcmar
• BlackandWhite Photoshow
• Pat Butler
• Thought Crime Collective
• Diana Jackson
• Max Dolberg
• Playdead Cult
• Matt Bartsch
• Paul Golfen
• Vinyl Record Show
• Edub9 International Fine Art