The Latow Photographers Guild is a Burlington, Ontario based Photography club open to all photographers in the area.
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Jesse Villemaire and Susan Brown are avid nature and adventure photographers, living in the Algonquin Park area of Ontario. They have built a well known brand - “Follow Me North”, which offers photo workshops, custom content creation and guiding throughout Algonquin Park.
Showcasing the beauty of Algonquin Park throughout the seasons, Jesse and Susan will take us for a virtual journey through Canada’s oldest and largest Provincial Park. Featuring the vast landscapes and captivating wildlife that this majestic land has to offer!
Non-members are welcome to this event. To get a free pass, click here.
Hope you can participate in the Zoom meeting Tuesday, Oct. 27 at 7:15 p.m.when Street Photographer James Ip will speak. Here is his artist statement...As a former journalist and communications professional for the past few decades, I have used words to tell stories. Now, as a photographer, I make images to convey ideas and emotions.I have always had an “artist” influence - I took after my late father, who was both a fine and commercial artist, and was also a member of a camera club in Toronto’s Chinese Community in the '70s and ‘80s.I didn’t develop my own interest in photography until the past few years, when I purchased by first DSLR five years ago. I didn’t discover street photography until 2017 when someone commented on one of his photos online and began researching online.I’m lucky to be living in a large city like Toronto where there are lots of opportunities for this style of photography. My favourite spots are Union Station and Yonge-Dundas Square.
The International AV Festival has been rescheduled to Tuesday, October 6th.
Images are presented on a large screen with audio soundtracks presented in surround sound in this unique international exhibition. It’s a premier showcase to see an exciting display of photography on different topics, using different audio-visual techniques to tell a story or to show off an artistic vision. A great evening for photographers, other visual artists, and those who simply appreciate a good entertaining show.
This will be an exclusive live showing for only 50 persons. This will allow for safe spacing in the AGB's Shoreline/Rotary Rooms (see below). Additional safety measures are the required preregistration and masks. And it's free!
For more information click here
Location: Lakeshore Room, Arts Gallery of Burlington, 1333 Lakeshore Rd., Burlington ON L7S 1A
Just announced...the International AV Festival has been rescheduled to Tuesday, October 6th. More information will be available this summer
Online programming is in place for the rest of the season. Please see the online calendar for information and updates.
While the AGB is closed until June 30th, we are working on online programming for Latow. This is a work in progress so see the online calendar and e-blasts for updates.
All Latow activities at the AGB have been suspended. We are working to provide online programming for the remainder of the season starting April 2nd. Please check the online calendar and e-Blasts for updates on the new programs and changes to the program schedule.
Please note the Latow Photo Weekend with Kas Stone has been postponed until next year, April 2021. The Latow AV Festival will be presented online at a future date.
All Latow activities are suspended until further notice.
This includes submissions for Evaluation #4, the All Guilds Show and the Fireside Members Open Monochrome Exhibit. Additionally, Thursdays Board Meeting is cancelled as are all group meetings until the Art Gallery reopens (April 6th at the earliest)
Please note as well that the Latow Photo Weekend with Kas Stone and the Latow AV Festival will be postponed until next year, April 2021.
Through her photography, Leah Denbok's mission is to help humanize the homeless and draw attention to their plight.
Leah has been taking photographs since she bought herself a used Canon EOS Rebel T2i from a local hockshop in the summer of 2012. Inspired by the work of British photographer Lee Jeffries, she has been concentrating on high-contrast portraiture. One of her photographs was awarded first place in the Blue Mountain Foundation of the Arts Juried Art Show. She was recently the subject of a mini-documenary that aired on CBC’s ‘The National’ about her photography and stories of people experiencing homelessness. Leah is thankful for the mentorship of National Geographic photographer Joel Sartore. When Leah was only 14 Joel wrote of her that, “She is well on her way to becoming not just a good photographer, but a great photographer. And I’m not kidding. The veteran Toronto photographer, Mike Jordan, wrote of Leah that she is an “emerging superstar”, while well known Hamilton-based street photographer, Alex Zafer, calls her a “mega talent.”
An evening with Dave of Freaktography , hosted by Latow Photographers Guild
Tuesday, 4 Feb, at 7:30 pm, AGB Rotary & Shoreline Rooms
FREE ADMISSION & GUESTS WELCOME.
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