Collections
Fine art photography, printed and framed for your walls
Juan Contreras is a fine art photographer and oil painter based in Vancouver BC. Shop canvas prints, framed prints, posters, greeting cards, home decor and apparel.
A sale on canvas prints was offered with the code ABCXYZ at checkout. Explore the full gallery of collections, or browse the shop for wall art, home decor and apparel.
About Juan Contreras Photography
Juan was educated as an Electrical and Systems Engineer and currently works as an IT Professional in Vancouver. Alongside his technical career he works as a fine art photographer and an oil painter.
The collections on this site span city views, winter scenes, fog, street photography, architectural abstraction, natural textures and close studies of hands — each available as a finished print or as home decor and apparel.
- Images and Collections — browse every series by name
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- About — the artist behind the work
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Collections
| Collection | Designs |
|---|---|
| CityScape | 55 |
| Tungsten & Golden Light | 61 |
| WinterScape | 61 |
| Foggy Days | 11 |
| Street Photography | 14 |
| Your Hands | 3 |
| Architectural Abstract | 23 |
| Green Rot Gallery | 18 |
| Wood Log Gallery | 56 |
Counts for some collections have been listed differently at different times, so treat these as the published figures rather than a fixed total.
What the shop carries
Every image in the collections can be ordered across a range of products:
- Wall art — canvas prints, framed prints, metal prints, acrylic prints, wood prints, posters and tapestries.
- Home decor — throw pillows, fleece blankets, duvet covers, shower curtains, hand towels, bath towels, coffee mugs, tote bags, yoga mats and beach towels.
- Apparel — men’s and women’s t-shirts, tank tops, long sleeve shirts, sweatshirts, kid’s t-shirts, toddler t-shirts and baby onesies.
- Stationery and tech — spiral notebooks, iPhone cases and Galaxy cases.
Coffee mugs come in two sizes, 11 oz. and 15 oz., and are dishwasher and microwave safe.
Juan Contreras is a fine art photographer and oil painter based in Vancouver, British Columbia, where his work combines a technically trained eye with a patient, atmospheric approach to image-making. Educated as an Electrical and Systems Engineer and now working in the IT profession, he brings a precise, analytical sensibility to his photographic series, studying urban scenes, architecture, and the shifting light of the city. The result is a body of work that feels both documentary and lyrical, marked by clean composition, restrained color, and a quiet attention to the geometry of everyday surroundings.
The Collections section gathers these images into themed series that can be explored as a gallery, allowing visitors to move between individual photographic sets rather than a single flat catalogue. The featured CityScape series is one example of this approach, focusing on the layered density of urban environments — streets, facades, signage, and sky — photographed with an emphasis on line, shape, and tonal contrast. Additional collections extend the practice into abstract studies, which sit alongside the more recognisable city and street work and demonstrate the range of visual ideas the artist returns to.
The shop presents the photographs and paintings as finished, ready-to-hang objects in formats suited to a range of spaces: canvas prints, framed prints, posters, wall art, and acrylic or metal-mounted pieces, along with home decor such as throw pillows, blankets, duvet covers, shower curtains, and tapestries. Apparel and accessories extend the imagery further into everyday use through shirts, tank tops, sweatshirts, tote bags, mugs, and drinkware, while stationery, greeting cards, and notebooks offer a more personal format for the work.
Accompanying the artwork is a short personal narrative about the artist, describing the path from engineering study toward a professional career in technology and the pursuit of photography alongside it. The tone is understated and reflective, framing the camera work as a second, more expressive line of enquiry rather than a departure from everything else. A contact page, gallery views, and social channels are provided for visitors who want to follow new collections, and a satisfaction guarantee and clear policies support the shop experience throughout.