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- Studio inspiration. Emerging photographer Adam Borman explains why he loves the studio.
In case you missed our EDMONTON 2019 PHOTO INSPIRATION Pecha Kucha Event AT THE GARNEAU THEATRE - or you wanna see it again - check out Adam Borman's presentation on why he loves working in the studio, and how your only limitation in the studio is your imagination. In case you're not familiar - Pecha Kucha is a format where speakers only have 20 slides X 20 secs/ slide to share their story. It's TOUGH. But really, really fun... #emergingartists #fineartphotography #studentphotographer #studiophotography #AlbertaPhotographer
- Photography and other experiments with Justin Atkins
In case ya missed our TORONTO 2018 PHOTO INSPIRATION Pecha Kucha Event - or wanna see it again - photographer + artist Justin Atkins shares his work, and tells us about his creative experiments, creating alter egos, and entertaining yourself through photography. In case you're not familiar - Pecha Kucha is a format where speakers only have 20 slides X 20 secs/ slide to share their story. It's TOUGH. But really, really fun... PhotoED Magazine awarded Justin our first ever InFocus Photo Emerging Artist Award in Edmonton in 2018! We also featured his work in our Spring/ Summer 2018 issue: Manipulated Images. Get inspired. Get your copy before they are sold out HERE. #emergingartists #fineartphotography
- Ryan Parker's new perspective on portraiture
In case you missed our EDMONTON 2019 PHOTO INSPIRATION Pecha Kucha Event AT THE GARNEAU THEATRE - check out portrait photographer Ryan Parker's presentation that will change the way you think about shooting portraits. In case you're not familiar - Pecha Kucha is a format where speakers only have 20 slides X 20 secs/ slide to share their story. It's TOUGH. But really, really worth it. #AlbertaPhotographer #fineartphotography #photohistoryincanada #portraitphotography #studiophotography
- Documentary photographer Pieter De Vos shares his work from South Africa
In case you missed our EDMONTON 2019 PHOTO INSPIRATION Pecha Kucha Event AT THE GARNEAU THEATRE - check out Pieter De Vos presentation sharing images from his project documenting life in Woodlane Village, a squatter camp in the wealthy suburb of Moreleta Park in Pretoria, South Africa. His book on this work will be released this year to correspond with the 25 year anniversary of the first open elections, and the abolishment of apartheid in South Africa. In case you're not familiar - Pecha Kucha is a format where speakers only have 20 slides X 20 secs/ slide to share their story. It's TOUGH. But really, really worth it. #documentaryphotography #AlbertaPhotographer #blackandwhite
- International adventures with Farihah Shah
In case ya missed our TORONTO 2018 PHOTO INSPIRATION Pecha Kucha Event - or wanna see it again - photographer + artist Farihah Shah talks about her work and where she's been exploring through her fine art photographic practice. In case you're not familiar - Pecha Kucha is a format where speakers only have 20 slides X 20 secs/ slide to share their story. It's TOUGH. But really, really fun... #womeninphotography #emergingartists #fineartphotography
- Meet the editor in EDMONTON: PhotoED Magazine's Rita Godlevskis
In case ya missed our EDMONTON 2019 PHOTO INSPIRATION Pecha Kucha Event- or wanna see it again, PhotoED Magazine editor/ publisher, RITA GODLEVSKIS talks about what's ahead for this indy Canadian photography publication, including our new #photoedelite DARKROOM MEMBERSHIP PROGRAM, -open to anyone in Canada! + our FREE digital edition, + stuff we LOVE to do + stuff we LOVE to share! In case you're not familiar - Pecha Kucha is a format where speakers only have 20 slides X 20 secs/ slide to share their story. It's TOUGH. But really really fun... #womeninphotography #emergingartists #fineartphotography
- Melissa Richard: After the fire
In May 2016, our lives were turned upside down. Our home and all of our cherished keepsakes were taken from us by the Fort McMurray wildfire. We all made it out safe and that's what's important. However, there were so many cherished keepsakes that we can never get back. School pictures, baby pictures, dance pictures and videos, baby books, and the list goes on. The year following the fire I went a little over board with getting professional pictures done with my family. I was trying to create new memories and new captures to showcase in our home once it was rebuilt. Finally, my husband told me we really can't afford getting our pictures done all of the time and suggested I learn how to use a camera. I laughed at first, no way! I'd rather leave that to the experts. A few months later, I decided to take a two-hour beginner's photography class here in town. That was October 2017, and I have not put the camera down since. I have become passionate about learning and taking online photography courses in my little free time. I am a very quiet and private person. Photography has been a place for me to have a voice, be creative, and put myself out there. I am passionate about capturing the magic of childhood. Candid moments and the little details and moments that may not seem very significant now. I know that in the future, when I look at these images with my children, we will realize how these little candid moments were in fact the big and important ones. Ashley Tobin was another Fort McMurray mother who turned to creative expression to deal with anxiety following the fire. She asked around for submissions from the community and received the stories of 92 other locals. This book, includes Ashley's story, 93/88,000 tells stories of evacuation, reentry and the time between. My story was submitted handwritten, I wrote it and never proof read it at all. Sealed it, and sent it in. It made the book. I still to this day have not re-read my own story. We are coming on to the second anniversary of the fire and I decided to pull the book out, took a picture of the cover and one of the pages with my words on it. Someday I hope to be able to read it. To see more work by Melissa check her out on Instagram: @melissarichard4 #womeninphotography #AlbertaPhotographer #photographycanada
- Anticipating defining moments. Chantelle Bowman's western exposures.
In case ya missed our EDMONTON 2019 PHOTO INSPIRATION Pecha Kucha Event AT THE GARNEAU THEATRE - or you wanna see it again - Rodeo + lifestyle photographer Chantelle Bowman shares her passion for photography and life in rural Canada. In case you're not familiar - Pecha Kucha is a format where speakers only have 20 slides X 20 secs/ slide to share their story. It's TOUGH. But really, really fun... #womeninphotography #emergingartists #AlbertaPhotographer
- Marlena Wyman inspired by Gladys Reeves - pioneer/ trailblazer and photographer
In case you missed our EDMONTON 2019 PHOTO INSPIRATION Pecha Kucha Event AT THE GARNEAU THEATRE - check out artist/ archivist and Edmonton's Historian Laureate Marlena Wyman's presentation featuring Alberta pioneer photographer GLADYS REEVES story. In case you're not familiar - Pecha Kucha is a format where speakers only have 20 slides X 20 secs/ slide to share their story. It's TOUGH. But really, really worth it. #womeninphotography #AlbertaPhotographer #fineartphotography #photohistoryincanada
- Sanja Lukac + SEITIES - Contemporary photography/historical process'
In case you missed our EDMONTON 2019 PHOTO INSPIRATION Pecha Kucha Event AT THE GARNEAU THEATRE - check out Executive Director of the SEITIES Gallery + publication, Sanja Lukac's inspiration creating an international showcase of contemporary photo-based art using historical and traditional techniques. In case you're not familiar - Pecha Kucha is a format where speakers only have 20 slides X 20 secs/ slide to share their story. It's TOUGH. But really, really worth it. #AlbertaPhotographer #fineartphotography #womeninphotography #HistoricalProcess













