About Boris Spremo: A member of the Order of Canada, Boris is a renowned photojournalist whose photographic collages depicting life in Toronto have been featured for many years in newspapers such as The Globe and Mail and The Toronto Star as well as numerous magazines throughout North America. In 1980, I bought […]
About the Author: Denes Devenyi’s solo photographic exhibition in the Vancouver Art Gallery in January 1961, “The Artist Observed”, was considered by many as one major starting point for the transformation of technology into art. Devenyi got full recognition on two continents as one of the leaders of this movement. In […]
About the Author: Michelle Valberg is the founder of Valberg Imaging, Ottawa, a Canadian Nikon Ambassador, and an award-winning Canadian photographer. Renowned for her soulful portraiture, majestic wildlife and stunning landscapes, Michelle recently published her third book, Arctic Kaleidoscope: The People, Wildlife and Ever-Changing Landscape. There are places on this planet where magic happens. Places where creatures briefly congregate in dynamic, amazing, migrating communities to breed, […]
Established in 2013, The Wild Ones Tour is an annual summer traveling workshop tour and non-profit organization set up to aid the growth of photographic artists by providing affordable education in both photographic techniques and business consulting, while providing a supportive and ongoing global community. The Wild Ones aim to […]
About the Author Kelly is a professional photographer, television sports broadcaster and a retired Canadian Olympian, shoots from her home base in Canmore, Alberta. www.kellyvanderbeek.com Winter wonderlands, although photographically spectacular, offer an unique set of challenges on their own in order to capture an image as you see it. Here are […]
About the Author: Kelly is a professional photographer, television sports broadcaster and a retired Canadian Olympian, shoots from her home base in Canmore, Alberta. www.kellyvanderbeek.com Going into situations that are ripe with visual candy (like a wedding or a scenic family vacation) can often be the most difficult to shoot. The […]
PhotoNews Canada had the chance to go behind the scenes with Sandy Nicholson on set of his latest project, photographing exotic animals in the studio. You may have seen Sandy’s work before if you had the chance to see some of the 2012 Toronto Maple Leafs team photos. In his […]
Follow along with Steve McCurry and National Geographic as he travels around the world with his trusty Nikon F6 and the final roll of Kodachrome 64 off the processing line at Kodak. Steve provides an insight as to how he chose portraits for the final roll and how he chose […]
Words: Colin Field | Photos: Colin Field and Mike Last Capturing the Colours When it comes to shooting landscapes in Ontario and across Canada, there is no better season than the fall. As leaves change colour, forests light up in a rainbow of reds, yellow and oranges that are incredibly […]
Our PhotoNews team had the pleasure of visiting Antoine Desilets, his lovely wife, Jeannine, and their son, Luc, who presided over the recent publication of Antoine Desilets, Photographe, Trente ans d’images (Thirty Years of Images) from Éditions Guy Saint-Jean, a tribute to the accomplishment of the man, now 84, but […]
