Richard Martin - Mark this date on your calendar. Monday, Sept 30, 2013 - 7:00pm
Montreal Camera Club presents an evening with Richard Martin
The MCC is proud to have Richard Martin as the first presenter in what will become an annual lecture in honour of the many important contributions made by our dedicated and long-time member Bonnie Nichol, Editor of the Cameragam, who passed away in January 2013.
Richard will share many of his outstanding images, as well as tips on how you can improve your photography. Whether you are a beginner or a pro – everyone will learn something!
Thanks to the generosity of Ron Nichol, the evening is free for MCC members.
We expect a full house so please reserve your free ticket in advance at:
http://mccrichardmartin.eventbrite.ca (member ID required).
After August 30th unreserved tickets will be available for purchase by your guests and other members of the public for $10.00 at:
http://tinyurl.com/mccevents2013
Space is limited – don’t wait to reserve your spot.
Contact Sylvia Rourke at sylvia.rourke@me.com
WORKSHOPS - SEPTEMBER 27, 28 AND 29, 2013
The Montreal Camera Club is offering full day workshops with professional photographer, author, and instructor Richard Martin
www.richardmartinphoto.com
A long-time contributor to Photo Life, Richard pursues photography as a medium of visual expression. He is best known for his unique vision and a personal style characterized by a strong sense of composition, colour and the use of light—combining an architectural love of geometry, pattern and texture with a painter’s sensitivity to colour and composition.
Well known for sharing his enthusiasm, creative vision and passion for the medium, Richard continues to inspire participants with his annual photography and visual design workshops in his native Kingston, Ontario since 1990. He also conducts workshops, tours, and seminars around the world.
WORKSHOP 1 - $200 (max 10 participants)
WORKSHOP 2 - $200 (max 10 participants)
Space is limited – Registration for Club Members until August 20th.
Open to non-members after August 21, 2013
All workshops and presentations will be given in English, rain or shine, and may be subject to change.
Lunch is included in the price of the workshop.
Send your registration form and cheque payable to:
Montreal Camera Club (please indicate Richard Martin in memo area)
and send to: C/O Sylvia Rourke, 1412 – 3 Westmount Square, Westmount, QC H3Z 2S5
Don’t forget the Main Event – the Monday night lecture!! - First Come, First Served
The Montreal Camera Club is offering full day workshops with professional photographer, author, and instructor Richard Martin
www.richardmartinphoto.com
A long-time contributor to Photo Life, Richard pursues photography as a medium of visual expression. He is best known for his unique vision and a personal style characterized by a strong sense of composition, colour and the use of light—combining an architectural love of geometry, pattern and texture with a painter’s sensitivity to colour and composition.
Well known for sharing his enthusiasm, creative vision and passion for the medium, Richard continues to inspire participants with his annual photography and visual design workshops in his native Kingston, Ontario since 1990. He also conducts workshops, tours, and seminars around the world.
WORKSHOP 1 - $200 (max 10 participants)
- Friday, September 27th – 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. and
- Saturday, September 28th – 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
WORKSHOP 2 - $200 (max 10 participants)
- Saturday, September 28th – 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. and
- Sunday, September 29th – 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Space is limited – Registration for Club Members until August 20th.
Open to non-members after August 21, 2013
All workshops and presentations will be given in English, rain or shine, and may be subject to change.
Lunch is included in the price of the workshop.
Send your registration form and cheque payable to:
Montreal Camera Club (please indicate Richard Martin in memo area)
and send to: C/O Sylvia Rourke, 1412 – 3 Westmount Square, Westmount, QC H3Z 2S5
Don’t forget the Main Event – the Monday night lecture!! - First Come, First Served
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ABOUT.... RICHARD MARTIN
A long time contributor to Photo Life magazine, Richard pursues photography as a medium of visual expression. Well known for sharing his enthusiasm, creative vision and passion for the medium, Richard has been leading annual workshops on photography and visual design in his native Kingston, Ontario for fourteen years. He also teaches workshops and seminars across the country, including Seattle, San Francisco, Vancouver, Toronto and Montreal. Widely exhibited in both public and commercial galleries, including the Agnes Etherington Art Gallery of Queen ’s University, Canadian Museum of Contemporary Art and The Silver Light Gallery in Carmel California. He began making photographs in 1976 as a hobby, which paralleled his profession in architecture. In 1990 Richard made photography his full time pursuit. He is best known for his unique vision of the natural world, with a personal style characterized by a strong sense of composition, colour and the use of light - combining an architectural love of geometry, pattern and texture with a painter's sensitivity to colour, light and composition.
Images by Richard Martin have appeared in numerous periodicals, with portfolios, essays and articles published in Camera Canada, Photo Digest, Photo Selection, Photo Life, Best of Photography Annual, Wood Le Bois, Wood Design & Building, Canadian Interiors and Queen’s Quarterly. He is currently contributing editor for Photo Life Magazine.
PHOTOGRAPHER'S STATEMENT
My photography is a celebration of the visual world. As my individual photographic style emerged, I developed a fascination with linear structure and texture. I began seeing line and shape in a highly graphic way, and gained an appreciation for the dramatic effects of light and shadow on form. One of the unique properties of photography is its spontaneity, its ability to capture a transient moment. A moment of discovery becomes a moment of rediscovery when the subject is viewed through the lens. In this way photography becomes a simultaneous act of intuition, feeling and recording. The quality of light can transform the commonplace into the poetic and makes the real seem mystical and surreal. My approach to photography is simple. I value the unexpected and remain open to new ideas. I constantly explore new directions. The process of selection is undertaken in a meditative and contemplative fashion. I believe silence is vital to seeing. My image making is generally performed alone, working slowly, trusting my evaluation to my intuition. As instructor, my greatest challenge is to help participants see the world in new, active and deeply meaningful ways.
“Richard Martin’s Intelligent and caring workshop philosophy is based on a great deal of experience, both as participant and instructor. The creativity of his vision, images, and teaching is inspiring.”
Freeman Patterson
A long time contributor to Photo Life magazine, Richard pursues photography as a medium of visual expression. Well known for sharing his enthusiasm, creative vision and passion for the medium, Richard has been leading annual workshops on photography and visual design in his native Kingston, Ontario for fourteen years. He also teaches workshops and seminars across the country, including Seattle, San Francisco, Vancouver, Toronto and Montreal. Widely exhibited in both public and commercial galleries, including the Agnes Etherington Art Gallery of Queen ’s University, Canadian Museum of Contemporary Art and The Silver Light Gallery in Carmel California. He began making photographs in 1976 as a hobby, which paralleled his profession in architecture. In 1990 Richard made photography his full time pursuit. He is best known for his unique vision of the natural world, with a personal style characterized by a strong sense of composition, colour and the use of light - combining an architectural love of geometry, pattern and texture with a painter's sensitivity to colour, light and composition.
Images by Richard Martin have appeared in numerous periodicals, with portfolios, essays and articles published in Camera Canada, Photo Digest, Photo Selection, Photo Life, Best of Photography Annual, Wood Le Bois, Wood Design & Building, Canadian Interiors and Queen’s Quarterly. He is currently contributing editor for Photo Life Magazine.
PHOTOGRAPHER'S STATEMENT
My photography is a celebration of the visual world. As my individual photographic style emerged, I developed a fascination with linear structure and texture. I began seeing line and shape in a highly graphic way, and gained an appreciation for the dramatic effects of light and shadow on form. One of the unique properties of photography is its spontaneity, its ability to capture a transient moment. A moment of discovery becomes a moment of rediscovery when the subject is viewed through the lens. In this way photography becomes a simultaneous act of intuition, feeling and recording. The quality of light can transform the commonplace into the poetic and makes the real seem mystical and surreal. My approach to photography is simple. I value the unexpected and remain open to new ideas. I constantly explore new directions. The process of selection is undertaken in a meditative and contemplative fashion. I believe silence is vital to seeing. My image making is generally performed alone, working slowly, trusting my evaluation to my intuition. As instructor, my greatest challenge is to help participants see the world in new, active and deeply meaningful ways.
“Richard Martin’s Intelligent and caring workshop philosophy is based on a great deal of experience, both as participant and instructor. The creativity of his vision, images, and teaching is inspiring.”
Freeman Patterson
