When it comes to wedding photography, elopements stand out as a special and personal way to show love for one another by being photographed. Elopements are frequently chosen by couples who are looking for a more intimate and exciting encounter, one that is unrestricted by the restraints of tradition and traditional expectations. 

Recent years have seen the emergence of a new generation of photographers who are pushing the limits of creativity and ingenuity in order to capture the essence of these unique events. These photographers are reinventing what it means to chronicle love in the current day by using techniques at the cutting edge of photography, as well as by photographing spectacular landscapes.

An example of such a photographer is, whose daring and cinematic approach has received praise from photographers all around the world. 

Photographer considers each elopement as a blank canvas, waiting to be converted into a visual masterpiece. He draws influence from fine art photography as well as fashion photography. By employing post-processing techniques, unique compositions, and dramatic lighting, he is able to create photographs that are not only spectacular but also emotive. Photographer stretches the boundaries of traditional wedding photography to create photographs that are as original as they are timeless. These images range from melancholy black-and-white portraits to gigantic aerial shots.

[Name of Photographer] is yet another photographer who is at the forefront of creativity and innovation with their work. As a photographer who specializes in destination elopements, [Name of Photographer] blends his passion for storytelling with his love of traveling in order to provide his clients with experiences that are really one of a kind. 

Photographer is not afraid to think outside the box in order to capture moments that are as daring as they are beautiful. This includes anything from summit exchanges to underwater ceremonies. In the realm of elopement photography, he is a true pioneer due to the odd settings he chooses to photograph, the inventive lighting techniques he employs, and the experimental compositions he creates.

Photographer is yet another example of a photographer who incorporates originality and ingenuity into his portfolios of elopement photographs. Photographer approaches each session with a sense of spontaneity and authenticity, drawing from his expertise in both documentary and fine art photography. Instead of relying on staged photographs or standard positions, he prefers to capture the raw emotion and genuine connection between couples in real-time. He does this by photographing them in the moment. It doesn’t matter if it’s a brief moment between lovers or an unexpected display of affection. Photographer has a flair for capturing those ephemeral moments that make each elopement really unique.

The unique use of technology that Photographer employs in his elopement pictures has earned him extensive recognition. Photographer is not hesitant to push the limits of what is possible with modern technology, whether it is through the use of virtual reality experiences or drone photography. He offers immersive and interactive experiences that enable couples to relive their special day in exquisite detail by embracing cutting-edge tools and techniques.

These experiences allow couples to relive their wedding day. Irrespective of whether it is a virtual reality tour of their wedding site or a 360-degree film of their ceremony, [Name of Photographer] goes above and beyond to create memories that will last a lifetime.

The field of “how to elope”,   elopement photography is currently undergoing a revolution, and the reason for this is that photographers who embrace creativity and innovation in their work are the ones responsible for this change. These photographers are reinventing what it means to chronicle love in the current day by using techniques at the cutting edge of photography, as well as by photographing spectacular landscapes.

 By embracing new technology and stretching the boundaries of traditional wedding photography, they are able to produce photographs and experiences that are as one-of-a-kind as the couples that they photograph. As the demand for elopement photography continues to rise, we can anticipate that these forward-thinking artists will produce even more ground-breaking work in the years to come.

Canon is stamping its mark on The Photography Video Show 2024 with a grand interactive stand that promises visitors a sweeping experience of its latest offerings.

The stand comprises live shooting stages, Q&A sessions with Canon experts, and exhibits of its latest EOS R System mirrorless cameras, a variety of lenses, and printers. The primary attractions of the event are the Canon RF 24-105mm f/2.8L IS USM Z, RF 200-800mm f/6.3-9 IS USM, and RF-S 10-18mm f/4.5-6.3 IS STM lenses.

Hands-On Experience and Expert Insights

Aside from the product showcases, Canon is bringing together a lineup of Canon ambassadors and professional photographers to share their experiences and insights. Notable figures include wildlife photographer Dani Connor, landscape photographer Jack Lodge, and multi-genre photographer Dr Denise Maxwell. Each of them will discuss their photographic projects, providing attendees with unique insights and inspiration.

Exclusives and Practical Workshops

To enhance the attendee experience, Canon is offering hands-on experiences with new products, exclusive discounts, and practical workshops. The Photography Video Show 2024 is not just an exhibition, but a comprehensive platform for photographers and videographers to learn and grow. The show caters to all skill levels, from students to professionals, making it a key event in the photography and videography industry.

Spotlight and Bitesize Stages

Canon’s Spotlight and Bitesize stages will narrate stories, share tips, and host workshops to inspire and educate visitors. The stages will feature a full schedule of speakers, including globally recognized portrait photographer Donatella Nicolini, wedding photographer Igor Demba, sports photographer Richard Heathcote, and wildlife photographer Ellie Rothnie, among others. The Photography Video Show 2024, with Canon as its biggest exhibitor, promises to be a photographic extravaganza that inspires and educates in equal measure.

Professional Headshot Services in Fort Lauderdale

Eric Campbell Photography

Eric Campbell Photography introduces modern professional headshot services in Fort Lauderdale, offering tailored solutions for individuals and businesses.

FORT LAUDERDALE, FL, UNITED STATES, February 8, 2024 /EINPresswire.com/ — Eric Campbell Photography is proud to announce his modern professional headshot services. With a keen understanding of the evolving demands of individuals and businesses alike, Eric aims to provide tailored solutions that capture the authenticity and professionalism of every client.

Eric Campbell is recognized for his commitment to excellence in the industry. With years of expertise and a deep understanding of visual storytelling, he is uniquely positioned to meet the growing need for modern, high-quality headshot services in Fort Lauderdale.

Each photograph is crafted to tell a unique story, capturing the essence of every individual. Through meticulous attention to lighting, composition, and expression, Eric and his team ensure that each headshot reflects the true personality and professionalism of their clients.

Employing modern techniques and cutting-edge technologies, Eric Campbell delivers headshots that are visually striking and authentically representative. From advanced lighting setups to state-of-the-art editing software, Eric and his team leverage the latest tools to guarantee the highest quality results.

At the core of Eric Campbell Photography is a steadfast commitment to quality and professionalism. From the initial consultation to the final delivery of photographs, clients can expect unwavering dedication to their satisfaction.

Eric’s Modern Professional Headshot Services offer a range of key features tailored to meet the diverse needs of clients. From personalized styling consultations to professional retouching services, the studio provides a comprehensive solution for individuals and businesses alike.

Clients benefit from Eric’s services in numerous ways, including enhanced professional branding, increased confidence, and improved online presence. With expert guidance and meticulous attention to detail, Eric and his team ensure that each headshot serves as a powerful asset in achieving clients’ goals.

Businesses can greatly benefit from professional headshot services for their employees. By providing consistent and high-quality headshots for their team members, businesses can enhance their brand image and convey a sense of professionalism and reliability to clients and customers.

One notable example highlighting the impact of professional headshots is that of a local law firm in Fort Lauderdale. By investing in lawyer headshots with Eric, the firm experienced a noticeable improvement in client trust and retention. The authoritative yet approachable portraits of their legal team conveyed professionalism and expertise, reassuring clients and strengthening the firm’s reputation in the legal community.

Eric Campbell Photography offers a range of complementary headshot services tailored to meet the diverse needs of clients:

Personal branding photography – Capturing the essence of individuals and helping them convey their unique brand identity.

Corporate headshots – Providing businesses with professional portraits of their employees for use in marketing materials, websites, and professional profiles.

Actor headshots – Creating captivating and expressive portraits for actors to showcase their talent and versatility.

Doctor headshots – Crafting professional portraits for healthcare professionals to establish trust and credibility with patients.

Lawyer headshots – Creating authoritative and approachable portraits for legal professionals to enhance their professional image.

Real estate headshots – Capturing the personality and expertise of real estate agents to attract potential clients and build trust.

Group headshots – Capturing the camaraderie and unity of teams through expertly crafted group portraits.

Eric’s introduction of his modern Professional Headshot Services marks a significant milestone in providing tailored and innovative photography solutions to individuals and businesses in Fort Lauderdale. The studio’s commitment to quality, professionalism, and personalized service ensures that clients receive exceptional results that exceed their expectations.

Eric invites individuals and businesses to discover the power of professional headshots and looks forward to serving the community’s diverse needs.

Eric Campbell Photography is a renowned photography studio based in Fort Lauderdale, specializing in capturing authentic and captivating portraits for individuals and businesses. With a passion for creativity and a dedication to excellence, Eric strives to deliver memorable and impactful images that resonate with clients and their audiences.

For more information about Eric Campbell Photography and his services, please visit his website at https://www.ericcampbellphotography.com/.

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On February 13, the Grand Canyon Photography Club is set to host an enlightening presentation by John Newell, titled ‘And Then There Was Light’. The event will be held at the Gmeiner Art & Cultural Center, kicking off at 7 p.m, right after a short business session.

Mastering the Art of Lighting

The highlight of the evening will be Newell’s discourse on the six characteristics of light – brightness, color, contrast, direction, diffuseness, and specularity. An experienced photographer transitioning from film to digital, Newell is poised to delve deep into how these attributes of light influence the visual representation of subjects in photography.

Demystifying Light’s Influence

Newell will not just discuss these characteristics, but also demonstrate their effects, providing a practical understanding of their roles. His presentation will guide attendees on how to manipulate these elements of light to achieve their desired aesthetic outcomes in their images. His insights carry immense value for both film and digital photographers.

Enhancing Photographic Skills

The session aims to augment the attendees’ understanding and skills in photographic lighting, thereby improving the quality of their work. It presents an opportunity for photographers to delve into the mysterious and often overlooked world of light and its profound impact on photography.

Yanomami people, from the village of Maturaca, look at the sacred Yaripo, or Pico da Neblina mountain, the highest in Brazil, in 2014

Photograph: Sebastião Salgado/NB Pictures

‘I photographed the world,” says Sebastião Salgado, flicking through the archive in his Paris studio. Salgado, who turns 80 this week, has witnessed wars, revolutions, coups, humanitarian crises, and famine. He has also seen some of the most pristine places on the planet – locations and peoples untouched by the devastating fury of the modern world.

His body of work, an instantly recognisable combination of black-and-white composition and dramatic lighting, has been built up over decades, covering hundreds of assignments in 130 countries and his name stands in the photojournalist pantheon alongside figures such as Robert Capa, Eugene Smith, Margaret Bourke-White, Henri Cartier-Bresson, James Nachtwey and Steve McCurry.

Now, Salgado tells the Guardian, it’s time to step down. “I know I won’t live much longer. But I don’t want to live much longer. I’ve lived so much and seen so many things.”

Although still strong and active – able to walk or cycle several kilometres a day – his body is paying the price for his years working in some of the world’s most hostile and challenging places.

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Still living with the legacy of a blood disorder from improperly treated malaria caught in Indonesia and problems with his spine from a landmine that blew up his vehicle in 1974 during Mozambique’s war of independence, Salgado is ready to retire from the field.

That is not to say he has completely finished. Now, he has become the editor of his own monumental archive, which 15 years ago numbered about 500,000 works. A new count is under way as a first step to selling it.

There is no shortage of projects for him to focus on. The next one is the Sony World Photography Awards 2024 exhibition at London’s Somerset House, from April, which celebrates his Outstanding Contribution to Photography award. There is also a collaboration with the Wende Museum in Los Angeles on industry in the Soviet Union, which he describes as “the workers’ paradise”. Yet another project will bring together some of his earliest pictures at São Paulo’s Museum of Image and Sound.

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Salgado is also preparing for a special show during Cop30, to be held next year in Belém, northern Brazil. “We will open an exhibition with 255 giant pictures from my Amazônia project and a concert with compositions by [Heitor] Villa-Lobos,” he says.

In the basement of his studio, stacks of thousands of pictures await his attention. Upstairs, Lélia Wanick Salgado, the architect and former pianist to whom Salgado has been married for 60 years, manages the agency, produces new exhibitions and works on the concept, design and editing of his books.

“I can’t say where I end and where Lélia begins,” says Salgado of the woman he met when he was 19. “She is central in my life.”

Salgado was born in Minas Gerais, Brazil, where he met Wanick when she was 17; she graduated in architecture, he in economics. Both were members of a revolutionary leftwing group and as political persecution increased under the 1964-85 Brazilian military dictatorship, the couple decided to leave the country for self-imposed exile in Paris.

It was not until he borrowed Wanick’s camera, aged 29, that Salgado discovered his talent for photography. His rise was meteoric in Paris, where agencies such as Sygma, Gamma, and Magnum thrived. Salgado passed through all of them and made his mark at Magnum, where he became one of its star photographers.

“I was studying architecture, had to do my assignments and bought myself a camera. Tião then took the camera. I could hardly [get it back]! And that’s how he really got into photography,” Wanick recalls. “I didn’t recognise his talent straight away. But we started going to many exhibitions, studying the history of photography, and that’s how my interest in photography was born.”

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Wanick would later become director of Magnum’s Paris gallery before opening an independent studio, which over time became dedicated to Salgado’s output. Her work is widely recognised as the key to her husband’s success.

“Salgado wouldn’t be Salgado without Lelia. She is central to everything he’s done,” says Neil Burgess, who has been his agent since 1986. “She is not just his wife, the mother to his children, but also a creative partner and a business partner to his career. They discuss everything.”

Salgado left Magnum in 1994. The break-up freed Salgado and Wanick to work on their own projects, but came at a cost. Many former colleagues saw Salgado leaving the agency as an act of betrayal.

Exodus, his first major project after the split, faced harsh criticism from his peers, who accused Salgado of being a “leftwing militant”, of “exploiting and aestheticising misery” and, later, of “violating pristine places and peoples”.

“I’ve seen wonderful photographs by Richard Avedon, Annie Leibovitz and great European photographers,” he says. “There has never been criticism about the way they used light or the composition they created. But there has been about mine.

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“They say I was an ‘aesthete of misery’ and tried to impose beauty on the poor world. But why should the poor world be uglier than the rich world? The light here is the same as there. The dignity here is the same as there.

“The flaw my critics have, I don’t,” he says. “It’s the feeling of guilt.

“I was not born here [in Europe]. I came from the third world. When I was born, Brazil was a developing country. The pictures I took, I took from my side, from my world, from where I come,” says Salgado.

Today he is able to respond emphatically to the criticism, but at the time, Salgado felt the blow keenly and withdrew. “It was a moment of deep disillusionment with my own kind, and I wanted something else,” he says.

“I didn’t want to be a photographer any more. That’s when I [joined] the Instituto Terra.”

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It was a moment of profound transition: nature replaced people as his central interest. The Instituto Terra, an environmental organisation founded in 1998, was was an initiative of Wanick’s which came about when the couple realised how the environment in Minas Gerais had been devastated by human activity. They set out to recreate the forest that had once existed, restoring the degraded landscape.

Wanick and Salgado began collecting seeds, trained rural technicians and planted millions of trees. “We started with a nursery of 25,000 trees, then expanded to 125,000. Today, our nursery has [space] for 550,000 trees a year, and next year, we will increase it to 2 million,” he says enthusiastically. “It’s fantastic!”

Connecting with nature made Salgado rediscover his passion for photography, leading to two of his most significant projects: Genesis (2013) and Amazônia (2021).

“There was this transition from man to nature at a time when everyone was heading towards nature,” he says. So they came up with the idea of visiting and documenting untouched places, representing the 46% of the planet that has remained pristine.

The change of direction extended Salgado’s career by another two decades and has made his work a touchstone for environmental and humanitarian issues.

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“My outlook is pessimistic regarding my species, the human being, which has not evolved at all. Our species has isolated itself,” he says, lamenting the blindness of global decision-makers who are not only failing to tackle emissions but also ignoring two other structural problems he considers crucial: the increasing scarcity of water and the catastrophic loss of biodiversity.

“To restore 2,000 water sources in Brazil, we must have spent €25m in these 25 years. It’s a lot of money,” he says, but notes that some governments are ready “to provide a handful of F-16 fighter jets to Ukraine, and each one, equipped, costs €150m”.

The world, Salgado is convinced, is heading towards a global conflict, with “blocs that are already taking shape” based on the conflicts in Ukraine and Gaza, while efforts to protect the environmental stall. “There is money,” he notes. “Money is not a problem.”

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For Salgado, human blindness leads to self-destruction, which is a cause for great pessimism. But nature, he says, continues on its own course and keeps evolving. This lesson he learned in Galápagos, where he spent 90 days – almost twice as long as Darwin, who spent 47 days on the archipelago – and throughout his eight decades of life.

“I am pessimistic about humankind,” he admits, “but optimistic about the planet. The planet will recover. It is becoming increasingly easier for the planet to eliminate us.”

• More than 400 globally acclaimed photographers and over 90 solo and group exhibitions featuring over 2,500 prints on display.
• Over 65 workshops and masterclasses, and 45 inspirational talks and sessions from global experts.
• 15 upskilling focus groups and more than 50 professional portfolio reviews.
• Trade show featuring exclusive deals from more than 18 leading manufacturers and retailers.
• Official prints to be available for art collectors, auctioneers and the public.

Sharjah: With more than 2,500 awe-inspiring and thought-provoking images from around the world, Sharjah’s Xposure International Photography Festival is gearing up to host its 8th and biggest edition, from February 28 – March 5 in Expo Centre Sharjah. These images, and the stories behind it, will be showcased on a spectacular 32,888 sqm festival platform by more than 400 visual storytellers from over 50 nations through curated exhibitions, panel discussions, workshops and more, making Xposure 2024 the world’s largest celebration of photography, film and other mediums of visual arts.

The festival organiser, Sharjah Government Media Bureau (SGMB), successfully attracted over 20,000 visitors to the 7th edition of Xposure last year and is preparing to welcome an even larger audience this year. The event promises an exciting showcase of global talent with more than 200 activities led by over 150 world-renowned photographers. The programme includes over 90 solo and group exhibitions, more than 45 inspiring talks and discussions, over 25 film screenings, and upwards of 65 expert-led workshops. Additionally, there will be over 50 professional portfolio reviews, along with several guided tours, book signings, and a trade exhibition featuring 20 international brands, all spanning the 7-day event.

Alya Al Suwaidi, Director, SGMB: Xposure 2024 Unites the World’s Visual Storytellers at Sharjah’s Largest Photography Festival Yet

Commenting on the upcoming festival, Her Excellency Alya Al Suwaidi, Director of Sharjah Government Media Bureau (SGMB), stressed: “Xposure has ascended to global prominence throughout its previous editions, emerging as a premier artistic hub where visionaries in photography and visual arts converge. In Sharjah, they unveil a treasure of years spent in exploration, travel, and documenting every detail of life and the world.  The festival serves as a gateway, through which photographers transport us to diverse realms and nations with their exhibitions and images, showcasing a spectrum of humanitarian, developmental, aesthetic, civilizational, cultural, and social themes. It’s an invitation to engage with and support critical and noble causes.”

The SGMB Director added: “This year, the festival expands further to affirm its response to the volume of participation it annually receives from all around the world, continuing to gather the experiences of hundreds of leading photographers and transforming them into an opportunity for knowledge, learning, and understanding of successful experiences that reflect the beauty of the image and the strength of its impact.”

Empowering workshops and inspiring conversations

Those attending Xposure 2024 can secure their exclusive space to participate in a diverse array of empowering workshops led by leading industry experts from around the world. With over 65 workshops and masterclasses, these hands-on sessions cater to photographers of all skill levels, providing practical guidance and education. The festival will also host over 45 inspirational talks and sessions from elite names in photography and film, offering unique insights and experiences. This focus on education reflects Xposure’s and SGMB’s commitment to nurturing growth and skill development in the photography community.

Focus groups and portfolio reviews

Xposure 2024 will feature more 15 upskilling focus groups where attendees can expand their horizons through specific genres and techniques. More than 50 professional portfolio reviews, led by experienced photographers, will provide emerging talents with personalised feedback and guidance. These sessions further enhance the educational aspect of the festival, offering invaluable opportunities for skill enhancement and career development.

Trade show extravaganza

Professionals and enthusiasts will be excited for the return of the festival’s must-attend trade show, renowned for featuring the latest in technology, and exclusive deals from 20 leading manufacturers and retailers. Through the years, this space has served as a networking hub for professionals seeking new equipment, directors of photography, gearhouse specialists, and retailers looking to expand their offerings, and Xposure promises an even bigger extravaganza for 2024.

A call to all art collectors

For this year’s edition, Xposure once again extends a special invitation to art collectors, urging them to not only celebrate art but to “own the celebration.” Art collectors have the chance to acquire rare and iconic photography directly from the artists themselves, increasing the potential of signed prints and ultimately the value of the pieces. This unique opportunity adds a distinctive layer to the festival, emphasising the connection between collectors and the celebrated works on display, inviting people in the art world to own a piece of photographic history.

Monumental growth and continual expansion

Xposure 2024 marks another chapter in the festival’s consistent growth. From its inception in 2016, the festival has expanded year after year, solidifying its status as a global platform for photography and film professionals, enthusiasts, and all those with a love for visual art. The 2024 edition promises to be the biggest launch yet, emphasising Xposure’s commitment to providing a diverse and ever-evolving space for the global photography community. For more information and keep up to date with news and announcements visit https://xposure.net/. 

Canon will be the biggest exhibitor at The Photography & Video Show 2024 – taking place at the NEC in Birmingham, England, on 16, 17, 18 and 19 March 2024. 

Canon has the biggest stand at the show again (it takes up two huge spaces across N400 and N500!), which offers an interactive experience, where you can learn new techniques on the live shooting stage as well as pose questions to the many Canon experts on hand. 

You’ll be able to get your hands on all the latest Canon EOS R System mirrorless cameras, play with a variety of Canon lenses, plus see small to big Canon printers in action.  Visitors to this year’s event will be presented with an innovative adventure for hybrid photo and video shooting, as well as an opportunity to experience the recently launched Canon RF 24-105mm f/2.8L IS USM Z, RF 200-800mm f/6.3-9 IS USM and RF-S 10-18mm f/4.5-6.3 IS STM lenses. 

Canon is also presenting a great line-up of ambassadors and pro photographers who will be speaking and hosting throughout the event on their stand.

There are more speakers than ever this year, with David Newton hosting group discussions with speakers unleashing and dissecting their latest photographic projects – and you can expect to hear from the likes of wildlife photographer Dani Connor, landscape photographer Jack Lodge and Dr Denise Maxwell, multi-genre international Photographer, among many others.

You can save 20% off standard tickets with our exclusive discount code when you buy in advance, or you can pay for entry on the day of the show.

The Photography & Video Show is the must-attend event of the year for photographers and videographers, and it’s the perfect place for all types of imaging whether you’re a student, amateur, professional or hobbyist. 

The show will offer four days of exclusive discounts on top kit, major brands offering hands-on experiences with new products, live talks and panels from industry experts, and pro tips and advice from exhibitors at the event.

You can keep up to date with Canon’s full speaker schedule here.

Whether you’re looking for technical advice or creative inspiration Canon’s Spotlight and Bitesize stages are the place to be. Canon ambassadors and professionals will share their stories and journeys to capturing awe-inspiring content on the Spotlight stage, while Canon experts will help you get the best from your camera with a series of practical workshops in Canon’s Bitesize area.

Here’s the full line-up of great Canon speakers at The Photography & Video Show…

Dani Connor – Wildlife photographer Dani is largely connected to nature and her surroundings, which she documents through her video diaries as a content creator. Dani has been following red squirrels for four years, creating intimate stories about the animals. After several photos and videos went viral, it led her into a career as a full-time photographer and online creator.

Dr Denise Maxwell – Denise is an internationally acclaimed, award-winning, multi-genre photographer, capturing some of the most well-known people and events. She tells her journey and knowledge of 13 years as a full- time photographer.

Donatella Nicolini – Donatella is a globally recognised portrait photographer, speaker, and educator, known for her expertise in Maternity Portraiture. She will share her journey of the importance of networking, discipline and woman empowerment in photography.

Elisa Iannacone – Canon ambassador Elisa has produced work all over the world, covering a wide range of challenging environments, which has fuelled her more personal efforts with social consciousness. She uses magical realism to address matters like human rights and healing trauma, drawing from her own traumatic experiences.

Igor Demba – Canon ambassador Igor has been in the business for over 10 years and was recently named Top Wedding Photographer in the World by Harper’s Bazaar! After travelling the world, he’s picked up bits and pieces of each culture and that inspires him to keep pushing his work creatively.

Jack Lodge – Jack is a professional landscape photographer and workshop leader. Through his photography, he captures each season, documenting the ever-changing landscape as the light and weather turn. He is a firm believer in printing his work, bringing the digital art form to life through fine-art papers.

Nick Page – Nick is an internationally recognised Landscape photographer and educator. He is the host of the Landscape Photography Podcast, has a prominent Youtube Channel, and teaches Photography workshops around the globe. He specializes in photographing powerful seascapes and dramatic weather.

Richard Heathcote – Richard is an international Sports Photographer with a vast number of sporting events under his belt. He shares the preparation and process needed for the unexpected, to capture sports biggest moments with creativity and precision using Canon technology.

Ellie Rothnie – Canon ambassador Ellie is an internationally acclaimed wildlife photographer, tour leader, and speaker, with an enduring love of birds and animal portraiture. Ellie’s use of natural light, backgrounds and foregrounds creates elegant and timeless images.

Helen Bartlett – Canon ambassador Helen is one of the UK’s most respected family photographers, celebrated for her timeless black and white images that capture the joy of childhood. With a career spanning over two decades, Helen has developed a unique style that blends candid moments and beautiful portraits.

Ian Hippolyte – One of London’s emerging talents, Ian Hippolyte endeavours to tell diverse and empowering stories through distinct fashion imagery. With an audience of over 100,000 across his social channels, Ian uses his knowledge to inspire and educate aspiring image makers worldwide.

Curt Weinhold will teach a beginner/intermediate photography class at the Potter County Artisan Center on Saturday, Feb. 24 from 1:30–3:00 pm.

Weinhold is a PaWilds juried artisan, former wedding photographer and instructor of starry sky photography at Cherry Springs State Park. He will teach students how to set up their cameras and acquaint them with shutter speed, f-stop and ISO. Also covered will be the importance of proper lighting, photo composition, landscape photography and portraits. This class focuses on cameras with interchangeable lenses. Bring cameras to class.

To register call 814-274-8165. The co-op is located at 227 N. Main Street and is open from 12-4:00 p.m. Monday through Saturday.