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The 2020 Far North Photo Festival will take place between September 11 and 21 in Yellowknife.
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Yes, there will come a day when a treacherous finger will leave its greasy print on the front glass of your lens. And, yes, despite all the precautions you take when changing lenses, a speck of dust will eventually succeed in breaking through your defences and establishing residency on your sensor.
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HUAWEI P40 Pro takes the smartphone experience to the next level featuring the world’s best smartphone camera, stunning design, and a new way to download and experience apps.
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Our September issue is out, and we’re excited to share it with you! If you’re not yet a subscriber and are unable to find it on newsstands, you can order it through our new online shop on our brand-new website.
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The Monte Clark Gallery in Vancouver is presenting the online exhibition Greg Girard Mixed Use until September 5. Visit viewing.monteclarkgallery.com to see all 19 works included in the exhibition.
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Dear readers and friends of Photo Life, We hope that you and your loved ones are doing well, that you are healthy, and that you’re able to make the most …
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Nikon Canada announced the Z 5, the new full-frame entry point into its lineup of Z series cameras. The Nikon Z 5 combines advanced features inherited from the Z 7 and Z 6 with the benefits of Nikon’s next generation Z mount.
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The National Audubon Society announced the winning photographs of the 2020 Audubon Photography Awards six prizes and four honourable mentions. The award-winning entries were selected from more than 6,000 submissions from across all 50 states, Washington, D.C., and seven Canadian provinces and territories.
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Canon officially announced the EOS R5 and R6, the company’s most advanced full-frame CSC, as well as four new RF lenses, two RF extenders, and the imagePROGRAF PRO-300 professional printer.
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The Polygon Gallery presents the Canadian premiere of the delectably colourful travelling exhibition Feast for the Eyes until August 23. Curated by writer Susan Bright and Aperture Foundation’s senior editor Denise Wolff, Feast for the Eyes tells the history of photography through the enticing lens of food.
