This week’s artist is the one and only, Fred Herzog. Herzog was a photographer residing in Vancouver, B.C. from the late 1950s onward. Herzog was absolutely ahead of his time! His style was actually considered pretty odd for its era and he captured many moments that seemed almost staged. His images often have people staring …
This week’s artist is one of my personal favourites, Kris Hooper. Hooper works on classic street and candid photography. He has a way of focusing in on certain objects and elements in each shot. He creates a focal point in his photos, creating a mini story in each piece. Many of his collections are in …
This week’s artist is the one and only, Tomasz Wagner. Wagner is a photographer capturing weddings and people in love. Although Wagner is based in Vancouver, he often travels with his wife, Amy, capturing joyful moments in the wilderness. These travel photographs include: Scotland, Ireland, and France / Japan / Morocco As for his work …
“Film photography requires a lot of time and attention to detail, but most importantly, intention: why would I choose one camera or emulsion over another? How should I meter this scene? Which developer should I use to bring the image to life? With being able to take full control of the process from composing the …
This week’s spotlight artist is Jaume Creus. Born in Barcelona, and based in Vancouver, Jaume has worked in the film industry for over 10 years! His work centers street photography and his style is rooted in analog film photography. Jaume uniquely captures candid shots of Vancouver after dark. He produces very different scenes compared to …
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