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Learning the technical side of photography is very important, but learning what to photograph is just as important. Photo Kibitz is about understanding photography by chatting with photograp...
Motivating the practical is a lighting term used in the movie industry. Internationally renowned portrait photographer Gregory Heisler defin...
When you look at a photograph nicely framed in a home or a gallery, have you ever thought about what goes into creating it? Before there wer...
Are we witnessing the end of an era? Robert Burley, photographer and associate professor with Ryerson University’s School of Imaging Arts, h...
In theory, photojournalist Fred Chartrand retired from the Canadian Press in February 2008. If you google his name, you will find his CP pho...
It takes talent to consistently be in the right place at the right time and Lois Siegel has the knack for doing just that. For example, her...
This is a special edition of Photo Kibitz. This episode is an informal conversation between Dave Heath and Michael Schreier. The movie Blow-...
What is a photograph? Beyond the halides and pixels which are either exposed or sprayed onto a sheet of paper, have you ever paused for a mo...
Wedding photography, it’s an easy business to get into, an expensive business if you are going to properly equip yourself and a very competi...
For a moment, lets assume you are the photo editor for Ferrari magazine and you need $100 million dollars of Ferrari cars photographed. Who...
From the pages of Elle Magazine, the Streets of Tokyo and world leaders in Ottawa, Frédéric Dekkal was inspired by the documentary style of...
Like a feather fluttering in the wind, life as you know it can change with a cross breeze. There were times when Azimir Burzic wished he cou...
For retirement, some people might be drawn to swinging a golf club or volunteering. This episode’s guest picked-up a camera and started her...
Generally, photographers can be divided into two camps. Those that strive to get it right in-camera and those that will shoot anything, then...
Street Photography, what is it? In this episode I’ve asked award winning photographers Tony Fouhse and Justin Wonnacott to join me in a disc...
From the early days of Rock n’ Roll, icon Bill Haley and the Comets to the music of today with Rihanna, John Rowlands was there to photograp...
What separates a snap shot from a fine art photograph which is worthy of hanging in a National Gallery? My guest on this episode of Photo Ki...
Have you ever considered starting a small business? As glamorous as it might sound, starting a freelance photography business is not easy. N...
Imagine you have been taking photographs for most of your life and you’ve kept all of your negatives safely stored away. Just as you are qui...
Have you ever wondered what you are allowed to do with the photographs you take? Do you hope to sell your images? Do you want to publish the...
Have you ever wondered what those guys behind the counter of your favourite camera store are like? My colleagues Dennis Lecuyer and Mark Pet...
Early on Harry Nowell realized following his family into big business wasn’t for him. Instead he chose shooting anything that slid, moved, a...
Look up, look way up - Aerial Photographer Louis Helbig Some photographers wish they could shoot from a higher vantage point. Aerial photogr...
Ari Tapiero is a self taught photographer who was fortunate enough to have two great mentors guide him early on. They showed him that hard w...
Jake Morrison has been taking pictures most of his life. Like many photographers, He is often called upon to shoot different types of events...
I would like to say Leslie Hanti's photographic work is serendipitous, but that would imply his work comes by chance or luck. While there is...