This is a big week for a talented wildlife photographer from Cochrane, Alta. Jo-Anne Oucharek is celebrating some sweet success on the international stage, sharing the spotlight with a very…

Ron a commencé à faire des recherches approfondies sur chaque destination, à chercher les endroits où la plupart des gens vont — et ceux où un peu moins de gens…

Join us as we take you on a journey photographing brown bears in their natural habitat. You’ll learn tips and tricks for capturing the perfect shot as the award winning…

Global News Interview by: Phil Carpenter Air date: March 6, 2023 Quebec photographer among top 10 finalists in World Photographic Cup As an investment advisor, Ron Gesser of Westmount, Que.,…

What started as a hobby at a young age has slowly developed into a true passion project for Ron Gesser of Westmount. An investment advisor by profession, his penchant for…

While on photo shoots, Gesser will often be accompanied by a guide who might help to establish a rapport with the people Gesser decides he wants to photograph in cities,…

Canada may be small in population, but it sure packs a punch in the photography world with two Canadian images making it to the World’s Top 10.

After eight hours of waiting, and with the float plane ready to leave, the fish jumped, the bear’s jaws opened, and the shutter was released, all at the same instant.

My Mom, Leslie Sharpe, was a photographer and inspired me. Photography helps me cope with trauma and life. It’s a dream come true to be on Team Canada …

Local photographer Jeff Noon has, for the third time, had one of his images selected to represent Team Canada in the World Photographic Cup, an international team competition.

With participation from 32 nations, the competition is always tight, even so Team Canada Co-Captain Jillian Chateauneuf is undoubtedly excited about this year’s entry,

They often stood shoulder-to-shoulder, looked at the same scene, and each applied their own creative lens to the wildlife they observed. Now, they both have been named to a short…

Our hopes are high with a fantastic collection of images chosen by some great curators, including some seasoned CAPA judges.

Deborah MacEwen of Warman is one of 20 photographers from across the country to be named to Team Canada in the 2023 World Photographic Cup competition.

Oucharek is passionate about capturing images of wildlife behaving naturally in their environment. That takes patience, time, knowledge of the wildlife you’re photographing, and knowing your equipment. 

Three Canadian photographers, including Deborah MacEwen of Warman, are among the Top 10 in the world and have images shooting for the podium at the 9th edition of the World…

MacEwen’s photo of a whale’s tale popping out of the ocean in Alaska has landed her in the finals of the World Photographic Cup. She joins CBC Radio now on…

Michelle Valberg’s iconic image, of ‘Boss’, a rare spirit bear, taken in British Columbia’s Great Bear Rainforest, is featured on a scarf made of recycled plastic bottles.

A fine art nature wildlife photographer from Warman, SK, Deborah MacEwen, was one of hundreds around the world asked to submit photos to the World Photographic Cup.

A Saskatchewan woman is making her mark on a global stage after one of her nature photographs made the the top 10 at the World Photographic Cup (WPC).

Three Canadian photographers are among the Top 10 in the world and have images shooting for the podium at the 9th edition of the World Photographic Cup.

Photography is a language with many dialects and interpretations – but it is also a vocabulary that everyone understands regardless of cultural differences!

Deborah MacEwen, an award-winning photographer from Warman, has had one of her photographs selected to represent Canada at an international competition next year.

Gasztonyi has been interested in photography since he was a child, when he used a Kodak Brownie with flash bulbs. He later became interested in seeing life through the camera…

WPC Team Canada’s April press release was picked up by media outlets in Canada, the USA and throughout the world.

It was a life-changing moment for Stefan Malloch and it put Canada on the podium for the first time in what is considered the Olympics of photography.

Well, When in Rome … you’ll be able to check out an award-winning photograph taken by a local Cochrane photographer.

A Cochrane photographer who captured downtown Calgary during last spring’s COVID-19 lockdown made it to the podium in the “Olympics of photography.”

Ammara Sadiq’s shot of a ballerina floating over water has been nominated Top 10 in the best portrait category at this year’s World Photographic Cup.

French Language Article. Inspired by the piercing looks of the father and one of his sons, Stéphanie Lachance followed her instinct: in two minutes, she had a jewel in her…

A Cochrane photographer is in the running for a gold medal in a prestigious international competition for a photo depicting Calgary during last spring’s COVID-19 lockdown.

Strength and beauty are key themes when it comes to images created by South Surrey photographer and master artist Karen Ceraldi.

PHOTONews Author of the article: PHOTONews Publishing date: Dec 8, 2020 Team Canada Captures 3 bronze at World Photographic Cup A strong performance by Team Canada saw three photographers on…

It might be hard to imagine what an orthopedic surgeon and a photographer have in common. But according to Whistler’s Paul Wright, who has had successful careers in both fields,…

Local professional photographer Greg Schurman will be representing Canada at the 2018 World Photographic Cup.His image, titled Corporate Spiral, was among the top three in the commercial category of a…

Capturing moments in time has been Louise Vessey’s passion for more than 20 years. And 2013 has certainly been a memorable year for this Charlottetown photographer who had her own…