Quinton Gordon is a writer, photographer, filmmaker and publisher exploring the contemporary Canadian identity and landscape (urban, rural, natural) through long-term projects that situate the impact and influence of our social, cultural, and political identity on the physical environment.

In 2012 he self-published his first monograph; Mile Zero, A Place Uncertain, followed by Dusk, Edge and Presence. His limited edition prints and handmade artist books are held internationally in both public and private collections, and he continues to be an active public speaker and workshop instructor with the Leica Akademie USA.

He is the founder and creative director at Turn Signal Media, an agency focusing on storytelling for the social purpose sector through strategic communications and media production.

He lives and works on the unceded, ancestral territories of the Coast Salish People, known today as Vancouver Island.

Turn Signal Media.