Past Artists - Duane Prentice

Duane Prentice is a cinema stills, documentary, and fine art photographer and is listed in the Magenta Foundation’s Carte Blanche.

He previously worked with international photographic agencies Network Photographers UK and Tom Keller NY. Duane divides his time between feature films, as a freelancer with Canada’s national newspaper, the Globe and Mail and personal documentary and fine art projects. He is a registered member of the IATSE 669 cinema camera union and the Canadian Association of Journalists (CAJ).

He received a 2001 National Press Photographer's Association Honorable Features Mention and a Canada Council Travel Bursary for The Crucible, a five­year documentary project on people’s lives in Vancouver's Downtown East­side. His series Remnants, was awarded Applied Arts Best Landscape Series for 2009. Duane is the author of P2P: A Visual History of Photography, a ten week course taught to middle school students.

Duane is a Canadian and EU/Irish citizen. He resides in Victoria, BC. Canada.

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