Lane Watson

As an avid outdoorsman, I combine nature photography with my love of hiking, camping, backpacking, canoeing, and fishing. My professional career provided the opportunity to travel nationally and internationally, including Canada, Europe, the UK, Central and South America. My camera gear always followed along. As years passed, I recognized the rural, agricultural landscape of the American South was quickly disappearing. To capture the essence of the region, I refocused my efforts to produce fine art photography I felt would be worthy of a broader audience.

“The Barn at Ralph Lauren,” photography

“Path Thru the Poplars,” photography

“Going South,” photography

“Fall Pasture,” photography

“Clay Street Icon,” photography

“Recycled Farm House,” photography

“A Place for Reflection,” photography

“Tobacco Barns in Caswell,” photography

“Barn on Orange Grove Road” photography

“Barn on a Ridge” Photography

“Art on the Farm” photography

“Retired Caboose” photography

Lane Watson Artist Bio

Lane operates The Backroads Studio, a professional working studio and gallery. From here Lane performs post-production, printing, and framing of personal images. Additional work includes commissions through a small number of local commercial interior design firms. Lane supported the local arts community as:
- a founding member of the Winston-Salem - Forsyth County Public Art Commission;
- a previous board member and President of Alamance Artisans Guild;
- member of The Town of Elon Art Advisory Board;
- current board member with Alamance Arts Council.