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Barton, Matthew

https://www.northernlitesphotography.com/

[email protected]

386 Kathleen St. Unit 1

Kathleen St

Sudbury, Ontario

P3C 2M5

Digital & Film Photography, and Time lapse films

His main focus is on Digital and Film photography, specializing in Astro-photography,

He has been taking photographs for the past 20 years.

He completed a 3.5 year Environmental Technology course from Fanshawe College in London, Ont. Barton is originally from Sudbury.

He works at the Greater Sudbury Airport where there is exposure to almost every sunset, and sunrise , and lots of aviation related material. He has been published many times, in the Northern Life, Sudbury Star, MCTV, and more recently in “We Live Up Here” a local book regarding the
culture of Sudbury(https://www.weliveuphere.com/).

He has also won “Picture the Stars” photo contest by Science North
in multiple categories.

Vermillion River by Ken Bennison

Bennison, Ken, photographer, poet

Birthplace: Kearney, Ontario

Birthdate: Feb. 22, 1948

705-690-8685

[email protected]

Blog: kenben.org

A retired Saw filer who took his photographic work to the next level. Ken specialises in capturing wilderness scenes that many people never see. Especially the Urban dweller.

Ken’s accomplishments include the following:

Selected to 24 group exhibitions since 2010

24 awards for his photographic work since 2010

Published two books: A Wilderness Experience Through Photos and Poetry; and The Spirit Of The River.

Browning, Kathy, B.F.A. Honours, M.F.A., B.Ed., Ph.D.

705.675.1151 Ext. 4382

Email: [email protected]

Digital Photographer; Giclee Prints; Author

Assistant Professor, Visual Arts, School of Education, Laurentian University

Butler, Jon – 705.285.0823

Willisville, P.O. Box 153

Whitefish Falls, ON P0P 2H0

Email: [email protected]

Website: www.lacloche.ca

Photographer/artist

Jon Butler, La Cloche Photographer:

Jon Butler, a retired newspaper executive who changed his clothes to enjoy the passing seasons of life, has been capturing La Cloche light for over 30 years. He concentrates on solitary and contemplative landscapes and atmospheric effects.
The photographs exemplify Jon’s unique sense of light. Exhibition photographs are usually taken at dawn before sunrise with no filters or digital enhancement. All are in a limited series of 10 or less.
Jon’s ‘Photo Haiku’ combine his photographs with original haiku. A haiku is the expression of temporary enlightenment, in which we see into life and in this case it is La Cloche.

Jon and his wife Kerry live in the village of Willisville located in the heart of the La Cloche Mountains. They are founding members of the La Cloche Mountains Preservation Society and the Willisville Mountain Project, dedicated to preserve Willisville Mountain and the beauty of La Cloche. In 2011 Jon published the book ‘Visions of La Cloche, Contemplating La Cloche with Words and Photographs’.

Jon’s photographs are available at Turners Gallery of Little Current, The Art Gallery of Sudbury gift shop, Killarney Park Store, www.lacloche.ca, and The Red Dog Whitefish Falls. Since 2001 Jon has had seven solo exhibitions, three two person shows and participated in 50 juried and group exhibits.

Dubecki, Nick – 705.525.5525

8 Village Crescent

Sudbury, ON P3A 4X9

Email: [email protected]

Photographer/Printer

Henry, Bruno – 705-859-1919

99 Amikook Street., Wikwemikong, ON, P0P 2J0

Email: [email protected]

Antler Jewelry/ Leather Work/ Photography/ Stone Carver

Johnston, Don -
705.692.3901

388 Kantola Rd., Lively ON P3Y 1G9

Email: [email protected]

Website:www.donjonstonphotos.com

Photographer of landscape, wildlife, photoimpressionism

Ruddy, Jamie -705.671.0865

409 Queen St.

Sudbury, ON P3B 2K5

Email:[email protected]

Website:www.jamieruddy.com

Fine art photographer. Home based gallery/studio open to the public by appointment.

“Much of the subject matter that I photograph portrays my interest in architecture and heritage. This interest is reflected in my urban and rural landscape photographs. Polaroid film is frequently used in my photographic endeavor to create images that appear painterly or surreal. Abstract imagery is also an area of interest”

‘Lost’ by Jamie Ruddy