Focal Point – Friday December 20, 2013 – Portraits
0This world is incredibly diverse – full of places, people and things that bewilder us.…
To Capture the Invisible – A Q&A with Glenn Bartley
0Meet Glenn Bartley Glenn Bartley is a professional nature photographer from Victoria, British Columbia, Canada.…
From Tundra to Savannah – A Q&A with Ron Goodlin
0Meet Ron Goodlin Ron Goodlin’s unique style provides an intimate look into creatures many of…
A Perception of People and Places: Q&A with Douglas Workman
0Meet Douglas Workman Workman’s 47-year career as a photographer has culminated in the capture of…
Focal Point: Friday November 8, 2013
0Photo Fabulousness —— Origami Fun on Albuquerque Balloon Fiesta 🙂 by Katrin Ray from Vistek’s Photo…
Toyronto – Q&A with Katrin Ray
1What is your background/education? I have a PhD in Psychology. Been involved with the arts…
Tokyo Encounters: Q & A with Frederic Dekkal
1Vistek’s Online and In-store Photo Gallery continues to bring to you a wide range of…
Focal Point: Friday October 25, 2013
0Photo Fabulousness —— Online Awesomeness —— Sadly, not every photo gallery out there tells a feel-good…
Focal Point – Friday October 11, 2013
0Photo Fabulousness —— nite life by Glenn Pfab on Vistek’s Photo and Video Pool on Flickr…
Meet our Presenters: A Q&A with Matt Nayman
0Meet Matt Nayman
Growing up in a “CBC family” gave Matt an immediate start in the media. By age 16 he was making films and learning about cinema, editing and special effects. With a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Film Production from York University, Matt found himself working as a freelancer – shooting and directing TV pilots, music videos and short dramas. Matt has been nominated for the Canadian Society of Cinematographers Student Awards and Montreal’s Young Cuts Film Festival. His last short film Blind Spot played at over a dozen film festivals, in half a dozen countries. The film received several audience choice awards and was featured on the Austin Film Festival’s OnStory.
“Film gives us all the great things about photography, 24 times a second,” says Matt about his passion. Incidentally, Matt’s brother is a film critic with a Toronto weekly, prompting Matt to quip, “I make the movies, and he explains what’s wrong with them.”
