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Don Denton is a photographer, photo editor and photo coach who lives in Victoria, British Columbia.
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Micah Escamilla, interviewed by Jeff Bartlett

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Interview – T. Reilly Hodgson

There's an element of documentary in a large amount of my work but there's a lot more to it than that for me. I do want to make pictures that are artful, that's for sure, but I'm also interested in the way that memory works. I use photos to express something in the same way I might use a drawing or painting to express something

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Lauren Henkin – Interview

Usually, with images hung on a wall, people move to look at images that interest them, they can skip images, or move out of the order the artist intends. With a book, beyond just controlling that viewing experience, you can go beyond just the sense of sight and incorporate touch, sound, text, and other means of telling your story more carefully as well.

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Claire Martin – Interview

I love to tell stories the way I see them as oppose to translating another person's vision, which is what you often have to do when on assignment. I have my own unique way of seeing a situation / the world and to me it really is story telling and I'm the author.

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TJ Watt – Interview

To be honest, I am quite obsessed with the forests of BC and could be happy taking photos here forever

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Tim Van Horn & The Canadian Mosaic Project

The 41-year-old photographer has been traveling across the country in his van photographing Canadians, 5000 so far

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Colin Corneau – Interview

I do like the idea of preserving a community and a time. It seems a lot of photography is, at one level or another, about fighting back against the relentless tide of time erasing everything.

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George Webber – Interview

I like to travel light, usually one camera with one lens. I like to hang out. I like to go back to the same place over and over again. I like to watch for the little changes.

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Mike Drew – Interview

Basically, I go and have an adventure and write about it.

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Luz Gallery – Quinton Gordon and Diana Millar

We are working hard to create a place where people can engage with photography

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Young Buck On The Golf Course

August 10, 2011 | Filed Under Photojournalism | Leave a Comment

A normal hazard for this par of the world, a young buck deer jogs across a golf course.

Man and Macaw

August 8, 2011 | Filed Under Photojournalism | Leave a Comment

From an interview with a local guy who goes everywhere with his pet macaw including bike rides. The bird shows affection by gently biting the owner on the ears and nose. Funniest part of the interview was the fact the bird took a dislike to the reporter and chased her around the room biting her, not so gently.

Andy Clark in the Langara Journalism review

August 7, 2011 | Filed Under From the Newspapers | 1 Comment

The Langara Journalism Review has an excellent interview with Vancouver-based Reuter photographer Andy Clark. I can’t find an online version so you’ll have to search out a hard copy on your own. Interview was done by writer Leasa Hachey and photographers Jorge Posada and Lina Zarate. I think Hachey does a nice job of capturing the essence of Andy although I’m not sure how he felt about the one description of him as a symbolic grandfather. A few interesting facts I didn’t know including that the late great Canadian journalist Greg Clark was his grandfather. Greg Clark is probably the first journalist whose stories I looked for as a kid.