At the Crossing

After the Harvest

Beaver Lodge at Dawn

Bittersweet

Church in Green

Crocus Cluster

Dawn Reflection

Dugald Grain Elevator

Earth and Sky

Elevator and Moon

First Swaths

Frost on Window Pane

Harvest Hues

Naked Land and Church

Neon Fields

Pollocks Tree

Prairie Afternoon

Prairie Hues

Prairie Icons

Prairie Paint Box

Prairie Paint

Prairie Road

Prairie Stripes

Prairie Tapestry

Prairie Vista

Red Baren and Brood

Red Sky at Night

Simplicity

Summer Bounty

Summer Promise

Summer Sky

Toward Sundown

Ukrainian Homestead

Watercolour Elevators

Winter Fence Line

Winters Magic

Wayne Moodie

Wayne Moodie is a self-taught photographer whose main subject matter is the prairie landscape. His work has been inspired by the landscape itself, and by the work of several regional artists, especially that of the late R.G. Pollock of Winnipeg. Many of Wayne’s prairie images have a distinct painting-like quality. They are the product of long hours in the field studying the changing light and colours of this unique Canadian landscape through its different seasons. Wayne's prints of landscape range from the traditional to the abstract.

Wayne was born in Shawville, Quebec, but has spent his adult life in the prairies. He currently resides in Winnipeg.