For those of you in Toronto, I will be given a workshop, An Intro to Travel Photography at the RiverdaleMac Apple Store on Danforth Avenue. It will be followed by a talk on using iPhoto to manage your images. This will be a fun and informative evening on travel and photography, so bring your questions
Details about registration can be found here
UPDATE as of April 29:
There are only 2 spots left as of this posting. More talks will follow throughout the year
A shift to my animation career for a change. Here is my interview with Guyswithpencils.
Adam Murray and Andrew Hines are fresh from Sheridan College’s animation program and have been recording a diverse collection of interviews with those making their living in the animation and comic book industry. Already a great resource for those new to the industry this will over time become an incredible historic documentation or many (relatively) unknown people behind much of the work being done in the industry.
The official webpage for this workshop will be up shortly, but here are some details of the workshop being run by myself and Louis Au. G Adventures will be handling our logistics.
Fall 2012 Workshop Details
Few regions of the world can captivate a photographer like Bhutan. Nestled in the mountains, this Himalayan Kingdom has retained much of its charm through its preservation of culture, heritage, dress and folklore.
Religious Festivals are held throughout the year, revolving around the Tibetan Calendar. This workshop is an opportunity to witness and document two local sacred festivals, plus the National Thimpu Teschu in all its grandeur. Colour, dance, and music will be on display.
This workshop is designed to be both active and fun. Both Louis Au and Paul A. Teolis will be alongside providing daily instructions to help hone technical precision and push one’s creative skills in an exotic environment that will offer multiple opportunities to focus on individual photographic themes. Digital post-production sessions will also be held to aid participants to take control of the digital capture workflow. This workshop is designed for photographers of all levels.
UPDATE: We are rolling now, here is the workshop –> Itinerary
Happy to finally have my new website launched, courtesy of fluidgalleries. I have long been a fan of this Canadian software and welcome the move to an HTML5 site that is now viewable for mobile users. Some updates will still be taking place, but the Galapagos gallery is finally available.
so without further adieu, fieldandscreen.com
A long awaited revamp of my current photography website is in the works and I am upgrading to the new version of software from Fluidgalleries. My current website was designed using their old software and I am looking forward to moving away from a flash based site to HTML5 which now be viewable on ipads and iphones.
Expect it to be up and running at the end of august.
It’s been an extremely busy spring and I am just beginning to digest a couple thousand images from the galapagos. Enjoy this teaser shot and expect updates soon as I begin the long process of revamping my
website.
yep, you heard it here first. I will be having a (fairly) regular column on chicsavvytravels.com a fabulous website for all you gals out there, and some good tips for us guys.
It will be about travel and photography and some nifty do’s and don’ts.
My intro column is here. More to come
I will be teaming with Louis Au of the f11project, for our joint exhibitions looking at two different regions of the world. Louis will be highlighting images from his workshop in Mexico during the Day of the Dead Festival. My world features selections from the Thangbi Mani festival in Bhutan back in 2009.
Join us for the opening at the Rivoli Gallery.
My page on the CONTACT website can be found here.
It has been so busy of late, I have not had time to post. but more is coming.
Here is an interview I did with Vawn at Chicsavvytravels.com a couple of weeks back in two parts. Vawn and Tanya’s new website has hit the web with a glorious thunderous applause. Thanks for the time to talk with you and this is just the beginning!
The interview.
A group show to kick off 2011!
Happy to announce I will be joining photographers & artists exhibiting work from the many Keyhole Sessions we have attended. The exhibition will be held in the Sterling Room at Toronto’s Distillery, on January 25th in association with Look Hear.
This event will certainly warm up those cold nights of January!
More details to follow.
Update: Look Hear’s facebook page has the latest details here
With travel brochure season rolling out at Gap Adventures, their website and shelves are chock-full of new destinations and most important — great photography! Although the Antarctica brochure doesn’t hit the street until January 2011, nice to see some of the photos I shot for them popping up on the pages in the South America and Earth brochures.
And we’re off…to Peru that it!
Excited to announce that I have teamed with Louis Au from Masterfile and will be launching our first travel workshop in 2011, our destination, Peru.
Besides travelling and photographing in the Peru, we will be helping photographers improve their creative and technical skills concentrating on shooting and workflow methods when in the field.
I am equally happy to have been working with Tricia Madill of Gap Adventures, who will be handling all logistics and booking for this trek. We will be in great hands with the global leader of eco-tourism taking care of us while we concentrate on our craft. We have arranged homestays at the women’s weaving community, an NGO project overseen by Gap’s Planeterra foundation as well as our portion of the trip on Lake Titicaca.
To see a detailed itinerary and information on booking please visit our booking information page below.
We are already planning our November workshop, returning to Peru for Day on the Dead Festivals in November of 2011. Following that more unique workshops providing opportunities for photographers to push their skills to new levels.
Feel free to contact me with any questions you may have about this workshop.
hold tight…more images coming!
lest we forget…
This sleeping Bhutanese rooster photographed at the Punaka Dzong in Bhutan probably reflects how most of us feel today after a day of family and eating.
happy thanksgiving.
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