Peggy Collins

Who hasn’t marvelled at the tabby cat’s unique and mesmerizing stripes or the wonderful splattering of liver-coloured spots on a pointer, or really looked into the eyes of an animal and seen unexpected depth?

2020-06-14T18:28:21-07:00July 2017|Photographers|

Through the Lens of Reid Page

I started taking photos when I was six with my parents’ point-and-click film camera. You know the type—the one with the little four-sided flash cube. My favourite subjects were gophers. I wasn’t very good at sneaking up on them, so I had a lot of “See . . . the gopher’s right there, Mom!” type [...]

2020-06-10T19:02:25-07:00October 2015|Photographers|

Justin Samson

Light Paintings with Sara Faye Agnew Photographer Justin Samson and local artist Sara Faye Agnew have been working on a project they’re calling Painting with Light, using a photographic technique that captures the movement of light during long exposures. There are many ways to paint with light, several of which are displayed here. In this [...]

2020-06-14T18:29:56-07:00May 2015|Photographers|
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