A number of my pieces can be found in this wonderful North Vancouver Arts Centre Exhibition, and I am honoured that they have used one of my images in their promotional poster you see below. The show will feature a lot of very talented artists working in a variety of mediums. You can rent the pieces, buy the pieces or rent to own.

Beau Photo is hosting an online seminar on wildlife photograph, presented by Nikon Canada. If you are interested in honing your wildlife photography skills you may be interested in joining this seminar being conducted using Zoom. The link above hopefully will connect you next Wednesday.

Beau Photo has an extensive digital and rental departments keeping up with the latest in the industry, darkroom, film, used camera stock, albums, folders, and lighting. There staff of photographers, have expertise in shootIn sports & animals, landscapes, portraits and even wet plate photography for anyone who loves 1850’s photography. Photography has been their passion since 1982! They also support many photo organizations, local and across Canada such as PPOC, CAPIC, CAPA, and NPAC along with many other community events. Their quirky, knowledgeable staff is here to help you. You can see just how quirky they are by checking out their profiles here. They are one of Vancouver’s cultural treasures.

This year the Capture Photography Festival has included a virtual exhibition called Here and Gone: Photos of an Ephemeral City. The exhibition was put together by the Vancouver Street Photography Collective. This is a group that began to form in late 2018 and began meeting in 2019. It is a group of passionate street photographers, who also have an interest in documenting the rapidly changing urban environment that you find in Vancouver and surrounding areas. Although it is a passion for photography that motives them, they are also generating a visual record of the cities flux, while capturing unique elements that have managed to remain unchanged or hidden.

Given I am writing this in a time of social isolation I am not sure how this group is organizing themselves, but they do have a fairly good virtual presence.

In order to support the collective, they have established a website, in addition to this, they organize photo walks, meetups, workshops, exhibitions and events. The group appears at the moment to be twenty-six members strong and growing. Although I have not engaged with this group it does sound very exciting and a great opportunity for people to explore their photography. They also have an Instagram group, and a Facebook presence. Their meetups can be found on Eventbrite.

This show features twelve photographers curated by Douglas Marshall. Douglas Marshall of Marshall Contemporary promotes the work of mid-career artist who are photobased but he has a particular emphasis on the process and craft of printmaking.

This is an interesting LENS/CRATCH presentation covering a broad range of photographic styles.