Mission Statement
MUSEIMAGE is an online Gallery of original Photography art by New Brunswick photographer Paul Lang that re-awakens our connections with the beauty and resilience of nature.
About MUSEIMAGE
Photography art in MUSEIMAGE is produced in museum- quality Giclee Prints and as Canvas, Metal, Acrylic Wall Art. Designed locally by Paul Lang using his own professional photographs, they are printed by a state of the art Canadian production facility.
A Certificate of Authenticity accompanies each Photography art which is signed by Paul Lang to verify its origins are his original photograph.
About Shediac, N.B.. Canada
Every summer thousands of visitors come to Shediac (home of the Big Lobster) to visit the “Homarus Centre, an experiential centre about life in the deep sea. They also come to stay a while to enjoy a vibrant Acadian concert, bask on warm-water sandy beaches, savour sumptuous seafood. Some return every year just to feel the chill peace of mind in the air.
Nearby geological features such as the Bay of Fundy, known for its dramatic tides and Hopewell Rocks, Stonehammer UNESCO Global Geopark, Acadian forests and the Appalachian Mountain Range are a few.
Bordering the Atlantic Ocean with its breathtaking waters and views, this part of the world is heaven for a photographer.
Or anyone for that matter.
About Paul Lang
My artistic journey as a photographer is part of a career as an international award-winning documentary filmmaker. My life has been about using images and words to tell stories that touch hearts, ask questions, open minds and spark wonder. My photographs have been featured in Time magazine.
MUSEIMAGE features my photographs of the wild beauty of New Brunswick, Canada. They celebrate grand natural scenes and more subtle changes of light over the sea, sand, a shell, rocks and a leaf.
My studio by the sea in beautiful Shediac brings me up-close to experience the dramatic moods of the sea and the land. My photographic art invites you to recognize that we are part of nature and nourished by her. They invite you to bring home the calmness and strength that nature offers.
Observing nature’s resilience has shown me over and over how she transforms what is broken into beauty. This has led me to appreciate the beauty of the broken, imperfect and transitory. By learning to love the earth, we are learning to love back what has loved us all along.
Images of Nature are Healing
THE HEALING BENEFITS OF NATURE
While researching our relationships with nature, I came across scientific studies that connect wellness with viewing images of nature.
On April 15, 2024 Canadian Psychological Association posted “Psychology Works” Fact Sheet: Benefits of Nature Exposure”. The Fact Sheet lists studies from 2009 to 2023 that document a variety of benefits to wellbeing that come from experiencing nature. Nature includes first-hand outdoor experiences as well as images of nature.
Images play an important role in our lives. We use them to reflect our values and views of the world. The images we select reveal our beliefs and support our ideas, our team, and even our country. We surround ourselves with images that make us feel good, whether that’s a person, film, sunset or a tree.
Recent studies confirm that there are many benefits of having images of nature in your living space. Images of nature are known to help reduce stress among many other benefits to your health and well-being.
Where to buy Art Prints
Photography art is available for purchase HERE as well as these locations:
Galerie Corrid’Art Gallery (May-June 2026)
Multipurpose Centre
58 Festival Street
Shediac, NB E4P 1S4
Benson & Gerry’s Grill
3908 NB-134
Shediac Bridge, NB E4R 1T7
