Nathan Bett is a career artist, photographer, and arts educator. He is a former Canon Camera Educator and New York Regional Tech Rep who helped Canon launch the EOS R System nationally by providing training to camera retailers across the country in the EOS R System. He has worked with Canon since 2016 helping photographers of all skill levels hone their craft and specializes in helping photographers make the transition to mirrorless photography.

Nathan’s work has been exhibited in galleries, museums, and festivals worldwide including Aperture Gallery, Devos Art Museum, Ping Yao International Festival of Photography, and Photoville; as well as published in The New York Times. He has provided a wide variety of commercial and educational services for clients including Canon USA, United Photo Industries, Harley Davidson, the Brooklyn Arts Council, the 9/11 Memorial and Museum, and others. Nathan has taught photography in the City University of New York system at Leman College, and the College of Staten Island. He is currently a Contingent Professor of Photography at Northern Michigan University in Marquette, Michigan.

Nathan lives in Michigan’s Keweenaw Peninsula where he is inspired daily by the breathtaking landscapes and deep night skies surrounding Lake Superior. He regularly teaches night sky photography workshops in the area, and when not photographing (or sometimes while!) he enjoys snowboarding, swimming, mountain biking, camping, and mushroom hunting with his family and friends.

Nathan has a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Northern Michigan University, and a Master of Fine Arts from Parsons School of Design.