Hear Top Pro Photographers and Industry Professionals Speak on an Eclectic Mix of TopicsAll speakers are experts in their field. Expand your knowledge. Share in the speaker’s experiences!

Tickets:• Single Tickets: $15 (Available at the door the

night of the lecture)• All 14 lectures: Free with your membership to

the Toronto Camera Club for only $125.00 (Save $85 and get all the benefits of a being a club member)

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When?All lectures begin at 8:00 pm

Where?Toronto Camera Club, 587 Mt. Pleasant Rd, Toronto

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The Toronto Camera Club Presents

2015-16 Lecture Series

14 evenings with photography professionals / be inspired, be

entertained and learn.

TALKING PHOTOGRAPHY

Sari by Rod Trider

Karen Weiler March 3, 2016Fine Art Pet Portrait PhotographyToday, pets are an integral part of the family unit and many are turning to professional photographers to celebrate that relationship. Karen Weiler of Posh Pets Photography (poshpetsphoto.com) is a contemporary fine art pet photographer who specializes in custom portrait sessions. She will share her experience in how she creates lasting artwork for her clients and what goes into creating the perfect image. She makes her home in Toronto with her husband and their two rescue cats, Baxter and Panda, but travels extensively photographing the people, places and pets of the world.

Pat Zuest, Phip Weigand, Peter Alberti and Ann Alimi March 17, 2016Talking Photography Roundtable: An Evening With A Few of Toronto Camera Club’s Best PhotographersFour of Toronto Camera Club’s senior, award-winning photographers will participate in a moderated roundtable discussion on a wide range of topics, such as: why we take pictures; the impact photography has on society; the participants’ best learning experiences/opportunities; photographers who influenced their work; the genres of photography which interest them most; thoughts on the contemporary trends in photography; etc. Images made by the panel of speakers will be shown throughout the evening, as well.

Ariel Estulin and Louis Au March 31, 2016Travel in Nepal: Yaks, Mountains and MonasteriesWedged between the Himalayan range to the north and the jungles to the south, Nepal’s cultural landscape is as diverse as its physical one. Its people’s religious practices range from Indian-style Hinduism to Tibetan Buddhism. This presentation begins in the chaotic city of Kathmandu and continues into the high Himalayas - a photographic journey of centuries-old stupas and

temples and the spectacular vistas of the Himalayas. “Photography for me is about awe in our world brought to us through nature…”, says Ariel Estulin. Louis Au states: “I am passionate about seeing the culturally diverse world through the lens of my camera while capturing stories at 1/125th of a second.” He is the founder of the f11 project.

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Gary Goldberg February 4, 2016Introduction to Off Camera FlashGary has been working professionally in photography since his graduation from NYC’s School of Visual Arts more than 18 years ago. A transplanted New Yorker, Gary is best known for his edgy, colourful portraiture. His commercial clients include RJ Reynolds, Pepsi, IBM and Sony Records and his images have appeared in the likes of Vogue, Rolling Stone, Vanity Fair, New York Magazine and the Village Voice. Gary’s classes are always popular, and his instruction,

insights and sense of humour are well-appreciated. Gary Goldberg, using the latest lighting products from leading manufacturers, will demonstrate different ways to effect lighting. Knowing how to use a flash is really the first-step to taking better photos. Not only is a flash super convenient because of its size and lightweight, it’s a fantastic lighting tool. Gary will show you the ropes; you’ll be amazed at what you can do with an external flash.

Brian Young February 18, 2016Moving Into Motion -- How To Expand Your Kit To Optimize For Video Recording Respected throughout the Canadian broadcast and professional video production industry, Brian is a key member of Vistek’s video team. Prior to joining Vistek, Brian worked with Sony of Canada Ltd., where he managed the marketing and product support for the complete range of Sony professional video cameras and peripherals. Brian is a dynamic presenter, with over 25 years of business expertise. He offers a unique mix of technical savvy along with practical hands-on production experience. Among the topics Brian will cover, are: why it’s critical to have well-thought-out stories; why the proper tools are essential; and how tripods, stabilizers, jibs, etc., help you achieve smooth as silk tracking shots.

Ben Rahm February 25, 2016Architectural and Interior PhotographyWith more than 20 years of experience photographing architecture and interiors, Ben works collaboratively with clients to understand and illustrate their designs. Architecture is mostly experienced through images rather

than in person; therefore architects count on photographers to translate their design and execution into two dimensions. Ben’s illustrated talk will focus on the unique nature of architectural photography, and some of its more technical aspects. He will also be providing a demonstration of some of his specialized equipment.

Anton Pickard October 29, 2015Themes & Restoration We use picture making as a way to explore and show others how we see our world. What we choose to photograph says something about us, intentional or not. This talk will help you discover the themes in your work and you will learn how to enrich your visual journey. In addition, Anton Pickard will demonstrate restoration and archival techniques, that he has developed, which combine analog and digital media. Anton is a full-time professor in the Digital Photography and Imaging diploma program at Georgian College in Barrie, Ontario.

Andrew Maidanik November 5, 2015Food Photography

Andrew Maidanik is a Toronto based portrait and travel photographer specializing in classic portraiture, as well as corporate, fashion, wedding and food photography. Andrew’s works have been published in photography textbooks, magazines and newspapers including ELLE, L’Oficiel, PRO FOTO and Globe & Mail. In 2011, Andrew founded ProPhoto Academy, where he gives masterclasses,

workshops and private classes. He also teaches photojournalism and digital photography at Sheridan College. Andrew will talk about studio setup and how to make great “foodies” with minimum equipment.

Johan Hallberg-Campbell January 7, 2016Documentary Photography: One Photographer’s Approach to StorytellingJohan Hallberg-Campbell was born in Scotland and has lived and worked in Canada since 2007. As a freelance photographer, he has worked for numerous publications and institutions worldwide, shooting assignments globally. His commissioned and personal work has been published and exhibited internationally. As a freelance Curator, he has curated 45 photographic exhibitions in galleries in New York and Toronto, and is a contributing photo editor at Raw View magazine. Johan will talk about his approach to storytelling, discuss the connection from personal to commissioned work and show his own projects as reference.

Robert W. Madden January 14, 2016New Media: Life in the Fast Lane / Former National Geographic Photographer

As a staff photographer for National Geographic magazine for over 15 years, Bob Madden produced the photographs for more than twenty stories and several National Geographic books. Travels across all seven continents exposed him to an extraordinary diversity of cultures and customs. He has a long list of awards for his photography. In addition to showing his images, Mr. Madden will discuss the destruction of traditional

media and the rise of social applications. He will explore the freelance experience including branding, analytical tools and social media strategies.

Michael Fraser October 1, 2015The Past, Present and Future of Street Photography: Finding Meaning in the MundaneMichael Fraser is a fine art photographer, specializing in street photography. Working exclusively on analog film, Michael’s street photography largely eschews the traditional ‘Decisive Moment’ approach for a more atmospheric aesthetic, characterized by an often dramatic interplay between light, shadow, subject, and city. In this lecture, he will explore the rich history of street photography and will also discuss his own approach to street photography, with particular focus on his integration of traditional and modern methods, and on his approach to unique situations on the street.

Freaktography October 8, 2015RooftoppingFreaktography uncovers and reveals the secret lives of rural and urban abandoned homes, factories, hospitals and other institutions, in addition to scaling city rooftops and dredging through city storm drains, all in the name of adventure and photography. Featured on PetaPixel, CTV News, Buzzfeed and

as a featured blogger for Huffington Post, Freaktography shares his experiences in parts of civilization that are normally unseen or off-limits. Freaktography will explore this genre of photography from its early start in the 1990’s through to the current state. He will discuss what it is like to experience big cities from its rooftops and construction sites, and the many challenges he has faced.

Rod Trider October 15, 2015Printing & Exhibiting Your Fine Art PhotographyRod Trider, photographic artist and master printer for over ten years, will walk us through the art & science of producing and exhibiting your photographic art. He’ll cover equipment, supplies and best practices for printing & framing, along with the where and how to exhibit your work for recognition and sales. Bring your questions and take your work to the next level.

Heidi Leverty October 22, 2015Creative Fine Art PhotographyBorn in Italy and now living in Toronto, Heidi Leverty studied fine art at the Ontario College of Art. Her images are a product of chance, caught in the

transient moment in their life, an ephemeral state between original use and new purpose. Heidi’s work is featured internationally in private collections, galleries, magazines, and through the Canadian Department of Foreign Affairs in embassies around the world. She is known as “The Recycling Lady” and the journey of how she got here is the story that she wants to tell through her images.

TALKING PHOTOGRAPHY BE INSPIRED, BE ENTERTAINED AND LEARN