Aerial Photographer - Louis Helbig
Photo Kibitz | Chatting about Photography, Photographers and their Images
Release Date: 04/04/2013
Motivating the Practical - Gregory Heisler
Photo Kibitz | Chatting about Photography, Photographers and their Images
Motivating the practical is a lighting term used in the movie industry. Internationally renowned portrait photographer Gregory Heisler defines motivating the practical one step further, his practicals are also the subjects of his iconic photographic portraits, which he brings to life with his technical mastery and innovative visual style.
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Icons of Obsolescence - Michel Campea
Photo Kibitz | Chatting about Photography, Photographers and their Images
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 were pixels, memory cards and inkjet printers, photographers processed their film and paper using chemicals in a darkroom....
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The Disappearance of Darkness - Robert Burley
Photo Kibitz | Chatting about Photography, Photographers and their Images
Are we witnessing the end of an era? Robert Burley, photographer and associate professor with Ryerson University’s School of Imaging Arts, has documented the closing and implosion of Kodak, Ilford, Polaroid and Agfa factories in his exhibition and book, The Disappearance of Darkness.
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He's Been Everywhere - Fred Chartrand
Photo Kibitz | Chatting about Photography, Photographers and their Images
In theory, photojournalist Fred Chartrand retired from the Canadian Press in February 2008. If you google his name, you will find his CP photo credit attached to current events, which makes me wonder, did he really retire?
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She's Got the Knack - Lois Siegel
Photo Kibitz | Chatting about Photography, Photographers and their Images
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 talent has enabled her to work with legendary Hollywood writer Joe Eszterhas. In this episode of Photo Kibitz we also chatted about her first celebrity portrait, internationally renowned portrait photographer Yousuf Karsh and how she was selected to be one of only 10 photographers to photograph the Rolling Stones' concert in Ottawa....
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Dave Heath and Michael Schreier In Conversation
Photo Kibitz | Chatting about Photography, Photographers and their Images
This is a special edition of Photo Kibitz. This episode is an informal conversation between Dave Heath and Michael Schreier. ...
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What IS a Photograph? Michael Schreier
Photo Kibitz | Chatting about Photography, Photographers and their Images
What is a photograph?...
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Wedding Photography - Melanie Rebane and Derrick Rice
Photo Kibitz | Chatting about Photography, Photographers and their Images
Wedding photography, it’s an easy business to get into, an expensive business if you are going to properly equip yourself and a very competitive business, because anyone with a good camera thinks they have the right stuff to do it. Wedding photography is also an absolutely rewarding business if you can consistently get “the shot”....
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Shooting the Fast Lane - Blair Gable
Photo Kibitz | Chatting about Photography, Photographers and their Images
For a moment, lets assume you are the photo editor for Ferrari magazine and you need $100 million dollars of Ferrari cars photographed. Who would you call? A wedding photographer? Yes, if that wedding photographer is also award winning news photographer Blair Gable.
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Passageways - Frédéric Dekkal
Photo Kibitz | Chatting about Photography, Photographers and their Images
From the pages of Elle Magazine, the Streets of Tokyo and world leaders in Ottawa, Frédéric Dekkal was inspired by the documentary style of street photographers Henri Cartier-Bresson, Doisneau and others from his native France.
info_outlineLook up, look way up - Aerial Photographer Louis Helbig
Some photographers wish they could shoot from a higher vantage point. Aerial photographer Louis Helbig does. 1000 feet higher - from the cockpit of his airplane.
To some operating the controls of a camera and composing an image could be challenging enough. Not for Louis, we chat about how he manages to juggle the photography side and the flying side of his work.
Photography was not Louis’ first calling. He was a competitive athlete and his education would have meant a promising career in foreign service with the government and we discuss what led to his decision to change course and become a fine art photographer.
Louis is passionate about his work and he is equally passionate about using his work as a starting point for an open dialogue.