Dave Brosha, Photographer/Owner Holding a passion for the world and an eye for the wealth it contains, northern photographer Dave Brosha is on a continual journey to seek out and capture the beauty of the world. In addition to living throughout northern Canada for much of his life, Dave - along with his beautiful wife, Erin - have also lived in Asia and have travelled extensively through both the many provinces and territories of their native country and numerous countries abroad. Published in numerous media outlets including Reader's Digest, Up Here, the CBC, the Vancouver Sun, Above & Beyond, and CTV, Dave's impressive client list has included the 2010 Vancouver Olympics, the National Hockey League (NHL), the Montreal Planetarium, and former United States Vice-President, Al Gore. In addition to being a freelance photographer for the Canadian Press, Dave is also represented by the First Light agency out of Toronto, which "represents more than 200 of Canada's best stock photographers". He is not limited by photographic styles, and is a versitile photographer adaptable to all requests.

Erin Brosha, Co-Owner/Support Being the wife of a photographer isn't always easy ("um, Erin, do you know where I put my Compact Flash card?" and "I think we should go on vacation to see the Galen Rowell exhibition rather than the Caribbean this year"), but Erin does it with grace, tact, and class. In addition to being a mother to a beautiful little boy, wife, and a Sourcing Analyst for Rio Tinto Diamond Mines, Erin also plays a vital role in Brosha Photography as a Dave's business partner, photographic assistant, endless source of advice, and an emerging photographer in her own right.

Luke Brosha, Superstar Without a doubt the most important part of the team, Luke provides both his mother and father collective joy, wonderment, and the gift of seeing the world through the joy of a child's eyes. Born in 2007, Luke has already emerged as a prolific walker, giggler, and lover of water melons. Currently, his future aspirations include learning how to operate his mother's cell phone, stopping the ball from bouncing, and trying to get a sense of what his father might look like without a big shiny lens in front of his face all the time.

Location We are located on 4913 41A Street in the great northern city of Yellowknife, Northwest Territories, which is a little lane off of Franklin Avenue towards Old Town.