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Stuart Trenholm Stuart Trenholm is a Canadian fine-art photographer, based in Nova Scotia. His creative work spans landscape, deep-sky/night photography, portraiture.
Early Life and Education Publicly available information does not detail Trenholm’s early life or hometown. He holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Mount Allison University and a post-baccalaureate certificate in studio photography from NSCAD[2]University[3][4][5][6][7]
Career Photography Trenholm’s portfolio encompasses a broad range of photography genres—including landscapes, night-sky astrophotography, portraiture, street scenes, and Polaroid fantasy portraiture series
His work is characterized by its emotive depth and narrative approach, often exploring themes of identity, memory, place, and our relationship to the cosmos .[8][9][10]
Notable projects include the limited-edition artist’s book Reflections in the Stars of Our Soul, and Echoes of Absence which explores the passing of his dear friend and fellow artist Mia Ferguson[11][12][13]
Trenholm actively sells prints and original works via his online Fine Art Shop—offering one-of-a-kind pieces such as Silent Benediction, Tempest Sentinel, and Spiral Silence: The Heart of Triangulum
Charitable Support He supports several charities, including the Brain Tumour Foundation of Canada (motivated by personal loss), Islamic Relief Canada, The Planetary Society, and Egale Canada[14]
Official website: stuarttrenholm.ca, featuring galleries (landscape, deep-sky, night, portrait, Polaroid, street, nature), shop, CV, and charity links[15]
Social: Instagram @st.photographyns an sharing a mixture of behind‑the‑scenes shots, recent landscape work (e.g., Joggins, NS), and astrophotography[16]
His approach emphasizes traditional craftsmanship alongside digital innovation and storytelling — aiming to evoke deep emotion and contemplation through visual media.
Selected Works and Exhibitions Photography: Reflections in the Stars of Our Soul (2025) – fine-art cosmic photo book One-of-a-kind prints: Tempest Sentinel, Silent Benediction, Spiral Silence: The Heart of Triangulum Stuart Trenholm Extensive deep-sky series including Milky Way, nebulae and galaxy targets like Andromeda, Cascade, M33, etc. [17][18][19][20][21][22][23] Summary Stuart Trenholm is a multidisciplinary Canadian artist—a fine-art and deep‑sky photographer, portraitist. Rooted in Nova Scotia and educated at Mount Allison and NSCAD, his work weaves together personal narrative, natural landscapes, and cosmic reflection. He remains artistically active through exhibitions and direct‑to‑collector sales, supported by an engaged online presence. External Links Official website: stuarttrenholm.ca[24]
Instagram: @st.photographyns[25]
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