For the past 40 years, Welsh-born Geoffrey James has been photographing the built environment in a wide range of forms, from formal European gardens to the work of F.L. Olmsted, from the Mexican border to Kingston Penitentiary. Internationally exhibited and collected, his work has appeared in more than a dozen books and monographs. James is a Guggenheim fellow and recipient of the Governor-General’s Medal for Visual and Media Arts. Named Toronto’s first Photo-Laureate, he now lives and works in Montreal.

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Canadian Photographs