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Brian Noppe |
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His work draws its influences from nature, travel and people. Brian became a professional photographer in 1992 after attending Emily Carr College of Art and Design in Vancouver. Brian has the kind of artistic determination that creates unique images. He challenges portrait, documentary and fine art photography with elements of abstraction and impressionism, resulting in fresh, emotional images. His work has been published in Outside, Vancouver Fashion, Real Weddings, the Vancouver Sun, Essential Vancouver and NUVO. Brian likes strong cappuccino, good company, adventure, and deep
thoughts...and pays homage to both Dionysus and Ullr. Email: brian@noppephoto.com |
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Greg Wint |
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As a photographer, I use black & white, colour, and Polaroid transfers to create images and portraits for exhibition and sale. A career background in technology and instrument design has led me to use the camera as a precision tool to express my artistic abilities. I have exhibited at various art gatherings and had a successful business in wedding and commercial photography. This was a parallel occupation to my technical career for more than twenty years. I have been awarded prizes in contests such as a Kodak regional newspaper event and company sponsored events. This will be my third year participating in the “Art Walk”. I also exhibited in the inaugural event of “Wild at Art”. Phone: 604-815-1707 |
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Joanna Schwarz |
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JOANNA SCHWARZ PHOTOGRAPHY Well composed, evocative and with a 'painterly' quality, Joanna's photos capture the essence of landscapes and more. Recent shows in the Sea to Sky Corridor include: Wild at Art, Quest University Gala Opening, Metamorphosis Evolution and Art Walk. Known for her local landscapes, she has recently experimented with different techniques and more abstract forms. Joanna grew up in Parksville on Vancouver Island and has made her
home in Squamish, BC since 1973. She is a photographer, writer and
composer. With a background in music and dance, as well as the literary
and visual arts, Joanna brings a wealth of creative Email: joannaschwarz@gmail.com Locally, visit the Adventure Centre and the Frame Shop (604.892.3822) or contact Global Inkstorm (604.898.1296) for more information. |
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Rory Tucker - Aurora Photography |
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"As a commercial photographer, I find myself using many tools of photography (filters, lenses, photoshop, etc) to 'manipulate' images so that they look appealing but and with the goal of keeping production efforts relatively transparent. Photography is often presented as a depiction of what the human eye sees. In reality, this is rarely true. With my personal work, i explore the idea of creating images that show subject manner in a way or context that the human eye would not necessarily be able to render. In using the same production tools I use commercially, I like to manipulate images to present a unique view - one that someone might not necessarily see if they were standing beside me when i took the photograph. Contact: |
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Nancy Ricker |
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Nancy is a retired biologist / microbiologist who instructed at Capilano College for over 30 years. She is an avid out-of-doors individual who enjoys birding and who appreciates the wonderful hues, textures and tapestries of nature. Abstract visualization of the natural world is reflected in many of her images, from macro photography of rocks and flowers to multiple exposures and panning of landscapes. Nancy is an active member of the North Shore Photographic Society (NSPS) and has served on the executive of this organization. She also is a member of CAPA (Canadian Association of Photographic Arts) and judges images for various photographic and natural history societies in Metro Vancouver. Nancy, on a number of occasions, has presented an audio-visual show titled “Whistler ~ A Glimpse of Nature” in which reflections of the plants, birds and other animals of the area are depicted. She also has and will be exhibiting work at The Ferry Building in West Vancouver, Galileo Coffee Company in Britannia Beach and Tryyn Gallery in Southern California. Email: nricker@telus.net |
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Brian
Noppe grew up in the beautiful town of Deep River, Ontario.
