Presented by the Abbotsford Photo Arts Club October 22, 2016, 8:45 am – 6pm What motivates you to press the shutter button and what barriers stand in the way of you being fully creative? Darwin and Samantha help you to open up to the amazing visual world around you and […]
May 2016, Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu Capteurs d’Images will host an outdoor exhibit featuring its members’ photographs from June 19 to October 15, 2016. The vernissage will take place on June 19 at 3pm. Themed “The Many Facets of Saint-Jean”, the exhibit is a tribute to the city of Saint- Jean-sur-Richelieu for its 350th anniversary. […]
The first workshop this year, “Buttons & Knobs I”, is being offered at Kakabeka Falls Provincial Park’s visitor centre – Wednesday, May 25, 2016 (5:30-9:30 pm). This workshop is great for beginners or as a refresher or new camera owner. To register, visit Lake Superior Visits or Visit Thunder Bay “Buttons & […]
I recently had the opportunity to visit The DuPont State Forrest in North Carolina after finishing up a photography workshop in Charleston, SC. Having a couple days to kill during my drive North, I decided to take a look around The North Carolina High Country. After a quick Google search […]
Being a photographer and professional guide I had a long debate as to which protective camera case I would like to join my kit. I had to be completely happy that all my kit would safe on my safari to Gods Window and Kruger National Park in South Africa In […]
Tamron lenses awarded with two prestigious TIPA Awards in 2016 SP 35mm F/1.8 Di VC USD (Model F012) wins “BEST DSLR PRIME LENS” 18-200mm F/3.5-6.3 Di II VC (Model B018) wins “BEST ENTRY LEVEL DSLR LENS” April 18, 2016, Saitama, Japan – Tamron Co., Ltd. (President & CEO: Shiro Ajisaka), a leading […]
A WORKSHOP CONDUCTED BY JENNA MARTIN LEARN MORE ABOUT JENNA Montana water is pretty cold in winter…and spring…and…okay actually it’s pretty cold every single day of the year. As an underwater photographer I have to admit it’s not the most ideal place for year-round shooting. But the crystal clear glacier […]
By Floyd Dean Tethered shooting is a method most photographers are familiar with. But many may not be aware of the various corresponding benefits available while tethered. I’ve found that, when applied correctly, tethered shooting can make things simple and effective while creating a great shot, every time. Tethered shooting […]
Photo Challenge – It is a travel themed contest open to all Canadian photo enthusiasts. Your assignment – to photograph the sights and scenes of your favourite destinations – your subjects could be as close as the view from your front porch or as far as the other side of […]
BY CAROLINE JENSEN VANGUARD PROFESSIONAL CAROLINE JENSEN SPECIALIZES IN BLACK AND WHITE PORTRAITURE, UNIQUE MACRO WORK, AND COLORFUL LANDSCAPES. SHE IS ALSO A CMUNIVERSITY INSTRUCTOR FOR CLICKIN MOMS. LEARN MORE ABOUT CAROLINE Cinemagraphs are a study in curiosity and patience. I am generally a still photographer, but the magic of cinemagraphs caught […]
