By Evelyn Drake
February 11 – 24, 2017
Opening Reception February 11, 1:00 PM
In this exhibition, Laura Pope and John Dean offer us an exploration of the urban landscape from two unique perspectives.
Masters Gallery
2115 4 Street SW
Calgary AB T2S 1W8
mastersgalleryltd.com
Tuesday – Saturday 10 am – 5:30 pm
By Evelyn Drake
Engage with some of Calgary’s finest commercial photographers and see how they define muse. This photographic show will be on further display from February 16 to 22, from 10:00AM to 5:00PM.
By Evelyn Drake
In the fifth installment of their annual international street photography series, Julie Vincent and Chris Tait explore the heart of one of the most important cities in street photography’s history.
By Evelyn Drake
The Annual Photography Show features the creative work of Canmore Art Guild members and special guests. The show opens on Saturday February 4, 2017 and runs until Tuesday February 28, 2017.
By MarkVitaris
In this portfolio I examine the emblematic unmaking of America. Mindful of the ephemeral nature of all things, my photographs encompass the Japanese concept of mono no aware, literally “the pathos of things”, a heightened appreciation of their beauty and a gentle sadness at their passing.
By RobertPostma
The year was 2003 when I sold my first image and there has been no turning back. It is not the money I make from my photography that keeps me going, it is being in places around the world seeing natural wonders that others have not or cannot experience. My goal is to inspire others through photography and instill that deep affection for nature with them.
By MikeDrew
The latest chinook has blown away the snow and polished up the ice at a beaver pond that I know up in Kananaskis Country. So I strapped on my crampons and wandered out on the frozen surface to have a look. There were all kinds of cool things both in and on the ice.
By Evelyn Drake
Special guests, live music, beat poetry, gourmet nibbles, wine, fine art
2104 – 23 Avenue Southwest, Calgary (residential)
By Jordan Drake
It’s always exciting when we get an opportunity to get an early look at cameras for TCSTV, but especially so when the cameras in question are exciting additions to Fuji’s outstanding X-Series. I recently commented on a TCSTV Live episode that I hoped Fuji would start bringing some of the technology from their excellent X-T2 and X-Pro 2 into some of their more compact models, and that’s exactly what we see with the release of the X-T20 and X100F. While the cameras we received were still unfinished, I had a great time shooting with both of them, and fully expect Fuji to have a couple more winners on their hands.
By CraigeryDennis
