Randy Bullerwell was born and raised in Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, Canada. While no longer a newcomer to the field of photography, beginning in 2004, Randy continues to be inspired by local Atlantic Canada photographers such as Margot Metcalfe, Catherine Mooney, Kas Stone, and Maurice Henri. As for literary influence, Antoine De Saint-Exupery’s “The Little Prince” continues to play a major role in Randy’s photography as, with age, comes renewed and revived meaning that penetrates his artistic choice and expression.

As a result of a series of personal life experiences Randy has come to appreciate the finer things in life. With his camera, he is now taking the time to stop, appreciate and record intricate details and vast landscape photography of the things many often take for granted.

By slowing down and becoming mindful, “I enjoy the feeling that I’m in a good place”. Nothing can be more rewarding than that! With this sensation ever present, he loves to explore the finer details, the colour and textures, of a subject. His aim is to capture images possessing the qualities that combine personal presence and open narrative.

Now living in Pentz, Nova Scotia, Canada Randy has had experience with opening and facilitating many exhibitions at galleries in Nova Scotia.

Randy has ongoing plans to continue photographic exploration and the conducting of PhotoVoice (Participatory Photography with therapeutic benefits addressing mental health concerns) both in Nova Scotia and Aruba, his second residence of choice.