Portfolio
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Lago Titicaca: a childhood fantasy
This body of work was taken during a trip to Peru at the beginning of 2020. The photographs document an afternoon spent with the indigenous population of Lake Titicaca who live on man made islands at the center of the lake.
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The bali sea: An inward Journey
This body of work is a story composed of one photo each day of my backpacking trip through the Indonesian archipelago. Each shot represents a moment of my inward journey during the trip and is a reflection of the unique cultures and peoples who make up Indonesia.
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Oceans: A story in four parts
Oceans is a four part story of the ocean as seen from four different continents.
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Travel Stories: An introduction
My first solo show, Travel Stories is a compilation of photographs made during the early years of my career. The photographs combine to provide insight to some of the places I have traveled and some of the stories that hold my heart.
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Elemental Collection
Classic Collection
Refined Collection
Print sales/contact:
The Collections above contain some of my most sought after work. Each is available for purchase through my online print store. Photographs are printed on Hahnemühle FineArt paper. For commissioned work please get in touch through the Connect Form on my website. For collectors seeking to purchase framed work or to inquire about upcoming shows, please email me at photo@josephnance.com
About the Artist
Joseph Nance
Joseph Nance is a professional wedding & portrait photographer based in Antigua Guatemala. His storytelling approach to his work in photography has earned recognition in international publications, galleries, and photography competitions. Throughout his travels, Joseph photographs everyday moments in faraway places. His unique perspective captures the people, landscape, and culture of unfamiliar places. In his photographs, untold stories emerge that might otherwise go unnoticed. From street vendors to surfers and taxi drivers to fellow travelers, Joseph’s work offers an intimate window into the cultures of distant lands.