Quiet studies of light, water, and the slow weather of the north.

Selected prints, 2020–2023. Editions of eight, printed by hand on cotton rag. Available for exhibition and acquisition.

Layered mountain ridges dissolving into pale morning mist
Valley BreathingArchival pigment print2023
Overlapping mountain ranges receding into soft grey fog
Seven RangesSilver gelatin print2022
Midday sunlight filtering through a dense green forest canopy
Understory, NoonArchival pigment print2023
A mirror-still alpine lake reflecting a snow-dusted peak at dawn
Still Water, Cold PeakArchival pigment print2021
A footpath winding through an autumn forest in low golden light
The Long PathArchival pigment print2022
A woodland waterfall blurred to silk by a long exposure
Falling SlowLong-exposure archival print2020
A green river valley folding between forested hills under drifting cloud
Green FoldArchival pigment print2023
A field of lavender blurring gently toward a soft horizon
Field Study, PoppiesArchival pigment print2021
Tall fir trees standing silent in low forest fog
Cathedral of FirsSilver gelatin print2022

About Mara

Mara Voss is a landscape photographer based on the coast of Nova Scotia, working almost entirely with natural light and long exposures. Her prints trace the same small territories across seasons — a valley, a stand of firs, one cold lake — returning until the weather says something new.

She prints by hand in editions of eight and shows internationally. Work is held in private and institutional collections across Canada and Northern Europe. For acquisitions, commissions, or exhibition enquiries, write to the studio.

Selected exhibitions & clients

  • Harbourlight Gallery, Halifax 2024
  • Kunsthaus Nord, Oslo 2023
  • The Cotton Rag Editions 2023
  • Meridian Print Prize, shortlist 2022
  • Field & Frame Journal 2022
  • Aperture North, Reykjavík 2021
  • Still/Land Collective 2021
  • Coastline Trust, commission 2020
Portrait of photographer Mara Voss turning toward a window in soft daylight