My photos of the Slow Food Cycle Tour in Agassiz appeared today in the weekend issue of the Vancouver Sun.
Read the full article on the Vancouver Sun website.
Here’s a slideshow I put together featuring photos from the Slow Food cycle tour in Agassiz (takes a while to load… be patient!).
I’ll be taking photos of the slow food cycle tour in Chilliwack next weekend. Check out Slow Food’s website for details and see you there!
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Thanks for the great shoot, Khaira!
Tweet this postEmail post to a friendSubscribe (RSS)69,109,97,105,108,32,109,101em liamEVancouver event photographers are lucky — there is an incredible diversity of assignments to shoot in the area. The Native Education College class of 2010 celebrated their graduation at the Joe Mathias Centre in North Vancouver the other day. I was honoured to be asked to shoot the ceremony.
Congratulations to the grads for all their achievements!
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BREAKING NEWS: The Beast of Bottomless Lake nominated for Best Canadian Feature Film and wins People’s Choice Award at the Okanagan International Film Festival!
The Beast of Bottomless Lake also just won Best Picture at the Mississauga Independent film festival, so we’re on a roll! I was the film’s Stills Photographer. You can see a slideshow of my stills on The Beast of Bottomless Lake’s website.
Reel West used one of my photos on the cover of their magazine:
The Beast was made on a razor-thin budget and was a labour of love for all involved. This is a little movie with a huge heart, and it’s a real pleasure to see it recognized with awards at the first two film festivals in which it has appeared. You can find out more about The Beast by visiting the film’s website.
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Click here to read the article in Reel West magazine.
In addition to being Stills Photographer for the production, I also play the role of Ernie McKellar in the film. Ernie is a documentary film-maker, and much of the movie is seen through his lens.
When the movie comes out in a theatre near you, go see it!
Tweet this postEmail post to a friendSubscribe (RSS)69,109,97,105,108,32,109,101em liamEFabrice,
You were as the stills photographer, ‘Ernie Keller’ and an all round cool guy to work with ! It was a fun ride.
Love your photographs!
– Siobhan
I just heard my photo of the Eiffel Tower received a Bronze Award in the Epson International Pano Awards.
Tweet this postEmail post to a friendSubscribe (RSS)69,109,97,105,108,32,109,101em liamECongratulations! Certainly a well-deserved win – It’s a beautiful photograph!
I just got back from a trip to Europe where I traveled by train through France, Switzerland, Austria, Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria, and Turkey, following the route of the Orient Express. Perhaps my favourite stop in Eastern Europe was Miklosvar, the Romanian village that time appears to have forgotten. People here live much as they did hundreds of years ago, drawing water from wells, riding horse and cart, tending to their animals (cows, goats, sheep, chickens…). It’s no wonder big budget Hollywood epics such as Cold Mountain choose to film in this region; the countryside is like something out of a fairy tale, like Western Europe might have looked before the industrial revolution.
Tweet this postEmail post to a friendSubscribe (RSS)69,109,97,105,108,32,109,101em liamEGreat images – thanks for posting them! Makes me want to return to Transylvania NOW!!
Awesome Fab! I was just talking with someone about Romania the other night. Zo and I will have to go there ASAP.
wow fab! so glad you posted these so quickly – they are stunning. perhaps we could get a few prints to frame from you? i love the stork in flight, sheep, and goat – i think the baby would too!
Is it pollen, dust, or tiny flies filling the air in the second-from-the-top pic with the happy lamb?
Such lovely images – thank you for letting me travel through them!
And, I just LOVE the photo of the black kitty with the white nose twisting over and between the blue “barreaux” of the windowsill. Somewhere in France?
Fabrice! We are enjoying your Romania Photos! What a great trip, it’s now on the list. We are coming in August so hopefully we see you then.
Kenneth and Deborah
Bonjour Fabrice,
Patricia m’a envoye le lien vers ces belles photos deMiclosoara. C’est que je suis en ce moment a Timisoara (une grosse ville du Banat). L’an dernier j’ai anime un atelier d jeunes documentaristes a Sibiel en Transylvanie, un tres beau village, tres semblable – seule la route et la rue sont beaucoup plus defoncees…
Merci. A bientot
Thierry
great images – I born and live there for 18 year… Thank you for these pictures.
regards,
Attila.
Glad to hear that otbers like our homeland too…feeling proud!
A few photos from a Vancouver headshot photography session with Alex Castillo the other day:
Thanks for the great shoot, Alex! Now booking actor and modelling sessions for June 2010 – get in touch to book your shoot.
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