By Ryley Smith
Transport yourself into the wild. Just you and the animals that surround you, from the warmth and comfort of a cozy cafe! Come join Wildlife Photographer and staff member of The Camera Store, Rob Hadlow, for his mini gallery at Milano Coffee.
By Ryley Smith
To our younger photography community, do we have some news for you! Do love wildlife, and want to learn everything there is about outdoor adventure photography? How cool would it be to spend two days at the Banff Centre, during the Banff Centre Mountain Film and Book Festival, learning from the amazing Jeremiah Marsh? Come join the Youth Adventure Photography Workshop!
By Ryley Smith
The International Open Call 2020 and the 2020 Emerging Photographers Showcase, both hosted by the Exposure Photography Festival, are now open for submissions. The Exposure Photography Festival is driven by providing an opportunity for people to communally engage in photographic image making, regardless of their experience and relation to photography. It is an open opportunity for individuals of all types of photographic diversity, from beginners to professionals, encompassing all ages and interest levels, to express themselves and come together with the common thread of photographic expression. Submit your work and join the movement that aims to bring forth education, inspiration and beauty, that will be shared with thousands of people.
By Ryley Smith
All Photos Courtesy of Dave Brosha
One of the most freeing aspects of photography is that you can literally shoot whatever your heart wants. Whatever feeds your soul, motivates your creativity, no matter how out-of-the-box it may be. This however, can also be the most daunting. As with many things in life, it is easy to get stuck in your comfort zone, limiting your potential and sacrificing your imagination. One photographer who will not confine his inspiration or limit himself to any particular label, who fully embraces total creative freedom, and truly believes in visual storytelling, is Dave Brosha.
By Ryley Smith
Hannah Campbell (left) and Jiri Rysanek (right). All photos by Jeff Yee
The Camera Store has proudly supported the Banff Mountain Film Festival for over a decade and specifically sponsored the Mountain Photography Residency program last week. The Camera Store’s very own Jeff Yee got to go up to Banff for the Mountain Photography Residency to represent TCS, bring up gear for participants to test, and take some amazing shots of the participants during the program.
