Join us on May 1st, 2021 for a photography trade show, unlike anything you’ve ever experienced! Partnered with the Alberta Camera Club Alliance, our Virtual Photography Gear Trade Show is bringing everything you love about a trade show, all from the comfort of home! Enjoy a keynote presentation by Nikon Ambassador, Kristian Bogner, shop exclusive day-of-event promos from your favourite photography equipment & accessory brands, talk to reps, be entered to win prizes and more!
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Join poet Bruce Rice and photographer George Webber for their discussion on the life and work of Vivian Maier! A Chicago nanny, Vivian Maier’s 140, 000 photographs, negatives and films were discovered postmortem and has since been globally celebrated and recognized!
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Bright colours, sun-baked facades, and endless horizons. Experience over 30 years of photographic work by George Webber that will transport you across the boundaries of time. On November 3rd, join us in-person at the Calgary Public Library or by live-stream for Saskatchewan Book with George Webber and immerse yourself in the memorable photographs of prairie towns featuring “Saskatchewan Book.”
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The Canon Creator Lab is going mobile and coming to Calgary! The Canon Road Trip is a one of a kind experience that will give you the chance to take the new EOS R5 or R6 out for a spin! With Canon specialists, TCS staff and different shooting environments to choose from, it’s a fun way to test out Canon’s newest cameras!
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For only ONE DAY this summer, we are having a MASSIVE Truckload Sale! If you’re curious about what that means, it’s pretty simple. We are rolling in a GIANT truck FULL of camera gear on crazy discounts for you to shop in our parking lot!
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Mack Books just announced that they will be hosting an exclusive live video talk with photographer Stephen Shore and LACMA (Los Angeles County Museum of Art) curator Britt Salvesen! Available to anyone around the world on July 22/23, this in-depth conversation will discuss the distinctive work of Shore and how he practices the act of seeing.
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