Ingeborg Suzanne
Ingeborg’s work shows us that photography is like life: using our lens to honour what we appreciate, and making sure to enjoy the process.
Ingeborg’s work shows us that photography is like life: using our lens to honour what we appreciate, and making sure to enjoy the process.
“What’s so wonderful about photography is that the photos speak for themselves. And one photo will become as many as the number of people who view it. Every single interpretation will be unique to the individual.”
Vivid colour against drab, smooth against rough, cute alongside fearsome, motion against stillness. Richard Liu's work gently invites the viewer to see the beauty in both.
The exquisite moments and scenes captured by Guillaume Monsergent's lens remind us why wildlife photography is so very popular.
Chelsea Brooke Roisum celebrates the beauty in candour and the exuberance of simple living moments.
Steven Bulman's incredible photography gives the viewer everything: light, colour, form, subject, composition, and, if we spend some time with the image, maybe even a story.
John Kalman caught some exceptional photos of the heavens dancing from his home in the Shores area of Sechelt.
As we reflect on ZOOM's 14 years of capturing the Sunshine Coast’s artistic talent, the magazine's creator Edmund Arceo, looks back on some of his favourite photographic images from the early years.
"My work strives to go beyond the mere documentary capture of a landscape by gazing towards the veiled; creating imagery where the physical world touches the divine."
"It is an ongoing exploration of the beauty and soul of our forests. I include motion in many of these images in an attempt to capture the true essence of these magnificent life forms . . ."