BRUCE LITTELJOHN
WATERSHED IMAGES ETC.

Bruce Litteljohn is a widely published and internationally recognized photographer/writer/ conservationist. After a long career as a teacher and administrator at Toronto's Upper Canada College, he moved north in 1997 to make his home and studio on the Muskoka River at Bracebridge.

Following graduate work in History at U.B.C., Mr. Litteljohn combined his teaching career with extensive volunteer work as a director of the Wildlands League and undertook many photographic assignments for the National Film Board of Canada, Universal Studios, the Macdonald-Stewart Foundation of Montreal, Oxford University Press, World Wildlife Fund (Canada), and several government agencies, including Parks Canada and the federal Auditor General's Office. Such assignments have taken him to the African republic of Zambia, Norway, Antigua (B.W.I.) and many parts of the U.S.A. and Canada.

Litteljohn's photographs have been exhibited across Canada by the National Film Board and around the world by Canada's Department of External Affairs. In addition, many art galleries have presented one-man shows of his work. His photographs also hang in hundreds of homes and offices throughout North America.

Both the writing and the photographs of Bruce Litteljohn have been widely published in many books and magazines, including Seasons Magazine, the Canadian Geographic, MacLeans, the Condé Nast Traveller, Equinox, the National Geographic, Camera Canada and so on. His own books include Superior, The Haunted Shore, with Wayland Drew; Islands of Hope, with Lori Labatt; and, most recently, Voices for the Watershed: Environmental Issues in the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Drainage Basin, with Gregor Beck (McGill-Queen's University Press, 2000).

Litteljohn was a founding member of the Photo Artists Canada group along with Freeman Patterson and John de Visser; he has also taught photography at the Algoma School of Fine Art and elsewhere. He particularity enjoys photographing wildemess places and jazz musicians, and undertaking field and photo journalism assignments.

Bruce Litteljohn is an active member of the Muskoka Arts & Crafts Inc., the Muskoka Heritage Foundation, and the Muskoka Watershed Council. He is also a frequent contributor of photos and text to the Muskoka Magazine.

Bruce sells his work both from his studio and through selected Muskoka Galleries. He may be contacted by phone at 705-646-8 795, but prefers fax communications (705-646-8954) or e-mail bruce.litteljohn@sympatico.ca.